‘Glitter & Doom’ Struggles to Harmonize Story with Indigo Girls’ Hits
Despite vibrant visuals and a heartfelt queer romance, the film's narrative and character development fall short, critics say.
- ‘Glitter & Doom’ offers a queer love story set to the music of the Indigo Girls, but fails to fully captivate audiences.
- Critics note the film's vibrant visuals and earnest intentions, yet highlight its lack of narrative momentum and character depth.
- The musical's attempt to blend EDM-inspired romance with folk-rock hits receives mixed reactions for its execution.
- Lead performances are praised for their vocal strength, but the chemistry between the protagonists is questioned.
- Despite its shortcomings, the film is recognized for its celebration of LGBTQ+ inclusion and the emotional power of its musical selections.