History Film / FatefulFindings

* AnachronismStew: The film is supposed to be set several decades prior to the present day, yet Leah's parents somehow own a Lexus RX 330, which debuted in 2003, and a 2010 Ford Fusion.

* AsideGlance: The actress playing Aly looks really uncomfortable and pulls a slow one in fustration, but Neil just left it in, not bothering to edit it out.

* AnachronismStew: The film is supposed to be set several decades prior to the present day, yet Leah's parents somehow possess a Lexus RX 330, which debuted in 2003, and a 2010 Ford Fusion, so either Breen's interpretation of the future is somewhat of a dystopia or the future is just stuck in the past.

** When Emily overdoses, it doesn't show what would happen when you do overdose, which is gruesome in reality.
** You cannot just stop taking your medication like Dylan does, as it is supposed to improve your condition, especially after recovering from a car crash.

* AccidentalAimingSkills: Amy is able to somehow shoot Jim right in the skull, despite aiming for his car

* AnachronismStew: The film is supposed to be set several decades prior to the present day, yet Leah's parents somehow possess a Lexus RX 330, that debuted in 2003, and a 2010 Ford Fusion, so either Breen's interpretation of the future is somewhat of a dystopia or the future is just stuck in the past.

** You cannot just stop taking your medication like Dylan does, as it is supposed to improve your condition, espically after recovering from a car crash.

The movie follows a successful novelist called Dylan, who is suddenly struck by a car but after being given a small mysterious black stone, he rapidly heals from his injuries... and then decides to hack into goverrnment systems, using his hacking abilities. Given that this is a Breen film, there is no surprise that the government is involved in its plot.

* AccidentalAimingSkills: Amy somehow is able to shoot Jim right in the skull, despite aiming for his car
* TheAce: This being a Neil Breen film, its no surprise Dylan is this, being a skilled hacker, even though his laptops arent even turned on.
* AnachronismStew: The film is supposed to be set several decades prior to the present day, yet Leah's parents somehow possess a Lexus RX 330 that debuted in 2003, and a 2010 Ford Fusion, so either Breens interpritation of the future is somewhat of a dystopia or the future is just stuck in the past.

** When Emily overdoses, it doesnt show what would happen when you do overdose, which is gruesome in reality.

* AsideGlance: The actress playing Aly looks really uncomforatble and pulls a slow one in fustration, but Neil just left it in, he did not bother to edit it out.
* BrokenRecord: Characters have a tendicy to repeat themselves, even Neil himself falls under this.
-->'''Dylan:''' ''"I can't believe you committed suicide. I cannot believe you committed suicide. How could you have done this? How could you have committed suicide?"''

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The [[Creator/NeilBreen Breenius]] strikes again!

''Fateful Findings'' is a 2012 indie sci-fi film [[CopiouslyCreditedCreator directed/written/produced/edited by, and of course, starring]] Neil Breen himself. Due to its low budget and poor acting overall, it was declared [[SoBadItsGood one of the worst films]] ever made but quickly gained a cult following, with the film itself being compared to outsider art.

Fateful Findings is a 2012 indie sci-fi film [[CopiouslyCreditedCreator directed/written/produced/edited by, and of course, starring]] Neil Breen himself. Due to its low budget and poor acting overall, it was declared [[SoBadItsGood one of the worst films]] ever made but quickly gained a cult following, with the film itself being compared to outsider art.

-->-- '''Dylan' revealing to the public that he has accessed information about corrupt government systems''

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