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Disney Plus has simply added a brand new musical film that includes a Stranger Things star that followers say is ‘epic’ and ‘twisted’.

O’Dessa, starring Netflix star Sadie Sink, has divided opinions amongst viewers and critics, with some hailing it as a game-changer within the rock opera style.

The musical has premiered completely on Disney Plus within the UK right now (March 20) and tells the story of a younger farm woman navigating a treacherous post-apocalyptic world to reclaim a priceless household heirloom.

Along the way in which, she finds herself in a wierd and dangerous metropolis the place she discovers real love. But along with her liked one’s soul hanging within the steadiness, she should harness the facility of destiny and music to rescue him.

Boasting a dozen authentic songs, the movie’s soundtrack was additionally launched concurrently, giving followers an opportunity to immerse themselves within the musical expertise, stories Surrey Live.

Though O’Dessa has struggled to win over critics, securing a modest 50 per cent score on Rotten Tomatoes up to now, some reviewers have lavished reward on the movie. One critic raved: “O’Dessa is like nothing you have ever seen before. It is an epic, twisted, brilliant, colourful, tragic love story filled with unforgettable musical performances.”

Another reviewer echoed the sentiment, saying: “[Director] Geremy Jasper has unleashed a pulsating, vibrant vision that’s set to redefine the rock opera genre for a new generation.”

While opinions on O’Dessa are blended, it is clear that Sink’s newest challenge has sparked a vigorous dialog amongst movie fans. A reviewer from Mashable lauded the movie, enthusing: “O’Dessa feels less like a new movie and more like an old lost gem, finally uncovered. It’s an intoxicating pastiche of colour and sound, joy and pain.”

However, opinions are cut up, as evidenced by one other remark: “It feels as if a collection of fantasy and dystopian science fiction archetypes have been poured into a blender and swirled around to produce the script and visuals.”

Adding to the important voices, one other commentator expressed their lukewarm reception however recommended there is likely to be some redeeming qualities for audiences: “This film, headed straight to Hulu [in the US] shortly after its SXSW debut, might still be enjoyed without trying to think too much, focusing only on the music and ignoring the dialogue, story, and uneven imagery that ties it all together.”

The viewers too has begun weighing in on O’Dessa. A fan remarked: “The music is great, Sadie Sink is insanely talented, but O’Dessa is meh.”

Reflecting on the film, another person summarised their opinion on-line with: “O’Dessa is Walk Hard meets Jupiter’s Ascending and my god I wish it was any good.”

Nevertheless, some viewers discovered appeal in its perceived shortcomings: “O’Dessa is big and earnest and dopey and I loved every second of it.”

Meanwhile, one moviegoer encapsulated their expertise by saying: “O’Dessa is a flawed but incredibly fun ride with great music and a great performance from Sadie Sink.”

O’Dessa is streaming now on Disney+