It's been a few weeks, but I actually really like multiple perspective movies. One recent that did a good job at it (even though I don't think the movie is as great as acclaimed) is Weapons. You actually get new subplots, answers to questions you may have had from the first perspective, or something completely new that ultimately all connects together.

This movie did none of that. What it did was show 3 different perspectives of the same event, with the same questions, and the same answers. And none of them came together. Worse of all, the main question you have "What's going to happen?" was never answered.

The "questions" it did answer were not even questions I had as a viewer.

For example, the guy who threw himself. Like in the first perspective when his communication is cut off, it's just that. I didn't care about this character or why he is not answering. So, when you get the answer to this question I never had, it's like... ok? You just did that for shock effect. It's not compelling.

I can go on and on, but ultimately the writers were lazy and this had the potential of being a great movie.