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We're All Going to the World's Fair
We're All Going to the World's Fair

We're All Going to the World's Fair

April 22, 2022· 1h 26m
Directed by
Cinemagraphs Score5.6

Reality and fantasy begin to blur when a teenager, alone in her attic bedroom, immerses herself in a role-playing horror game online.

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15 reviews·Last updated 6d ago
Peak Moment

Casey angrily tells JLB the videos were fake performance

7.2at 1h 08m
Lowest Moment

Casey covers herself in toothpaste and destroys her childhood toy

3.8at 59m
Biggest Swing

The film's sentiment dramatically improves when Casey breaks character and reveals her performance was fake, jumping from its lowest point during the toothpaste sequence to its highest dramatic moment.

The film starts with intriguing weirdness but quickly loses momentum through slow, tedious sequences that many found pretentious. It recovers significantly during the climactic revelation scene where Casey breaks character, before settling into an ambiguous ending that divided critics.

15 reviews analyzed|Sources: Imdb
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Casey performs the viral World's Fair Challenge ritual
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Casey records initial videos documenting her sleepwalking symptoms
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JLB sends Casey a disturbing video message warning her
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Casey and JLB have their first Skype conversation
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Casey covers herself in toothpaste and destroys her childhood toy⬇ Lowest moment
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Casey angrily tells JLB the videos were fake performance⬆ Peak moment
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JLB sends a desperate final message pleading with Casey
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JLB recounts Casey's later contact and their ambiguous meeting
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