Overview
- Ned Benson's romantic drama 'The Greatest Hits' explores the story of Harriet, haunted by her boyfriend's death, and her journey of coping through music.
- The film, which premiered at SXSW, receives mixed reviews, with critics pointing out its imaginative premise but questioning its execution.
- Harriet's condition, causing her to relive memories through music, serves as a metaphor for the difficulty of moving on from past traumas.
- Despite the high-concept premise, the narrative struggles with believability and coherence, according to some critics.
- The movie is set for a limited theatrical release on April 5 and will debut on Hulu on April 12.