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Still Today (2020): Cast & Ratings

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Still Today is a 2020 romantic comedy directed by Tommy Walton, starring Jody Thompson as Pete, Mark Ashworth and Teri Wyble. It runs 1 hour 22 minutes. Its Echo Score is 86/100.

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Still Today (2020) movie poster
Released
Runtime
1h 22m (82 min)
Director
Tommy Walton
Genres
Romance , Comedy
Original language
English
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is Still Today About?

The premise of Still Today without spoilers.

Following a painful rejection at the altar, Pete's supportive groomsman gifts him an unexpected experience: an escort. During a memorable night out, coinciding with a lunar eclipse, Pete finds himself unexpectedly drawn to this woman, leading him to question if she might be exactly what he's been searching for.

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Cast & crew

Still Today Cast & Characters

Jody Thompson leads the cast as Pete, with Mark Ashworth as Ronnie and Teri Wyble as Jenny. Directed by Tommy Walton; 4 actors are credited in all.

From the director

More from Tommy Walton

One more film directed by Tommy Walton: Down River.

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Ratings

Still Today Reviews & Ratings

Our Echo Score gives it 86/100, strongest in rewatch factor (92) and weakest in sensory experience (78).

86 /100

Still Today Echo Score Breakdown

Still Today delivers a consistently upbeat rom‑com experience that resonates with audiences seeking light‑hearted escapism. While the production operates within modest budget constraints, the direction maintains a clear focus, guiding the narrative through witty dialogue and well‑timed twists. Performances are relatable and the chemistry among leads feels sincere, fostering audience attachment. The plot’s surprising turns sustain engagement without overstaying its welcome, and the film’s modest visual and audio design supports rather than distracts from the story. Collectively these elements create a film that invites repeat viewings and pleasant date‑night outings.

Our own 0–100 rating, built from five aspects: art, character, story, the sensory experience and how well a film rewatches.

  • Art & Craft 80

    Regarding art and craft, the film operates with limited resources yet demonstrates purposeful direction that keeps scenes fluid. Cinematography favors straightforward framing, allowing the story’s comedic beats to land without visual distraction. Production design utilizes simple settings effectively, and editing maintains a brisk rhythm that supports the narrative pace. Though not ambitious, these choices coalesce into a competent visual presentation befitting the indie rom‑com scope.

  • Character & Emotion 90

    Character and emotion are the film’s strongest assets, with the leads delivering nuanced, relatable performances that invite audience empathy. Chemistry between the protagonists feels authentic, and supporting roles add depth without overshadowing the central romance. Dialogue balances humor and sincerity, reinforcing emotional resonance. Overall, the acting ensemble succeeds in rendering the story’s personal stakes palpable and engaging.

  • Story & Flow 88

    Story and flow benefit from a solid structural backbone, with a premise that quickly establishes the protagonists’ predicament. Pacing remains measured, allowing comedic set‑pieces and plot twists to unfold without feeling rushed. The narrative introduces unexpected developments that refresh the conventional rom‑com formula, while maintaining enough coherence to keep viewers invested throughout the film’s runtime.

  • Sensory Experience 78

    Sensory experience is modest but serviceable, with an unobtrusive soundtrack that underscores comedic moments without overwhelming dialogue. Sound design remains clear, ensuring that lines are intelligible amid ambient venue noises. Visual style leans toward functional lighting and basic color palettes, reflecting the indie budget yet preserving scene clarity. While not visually striking, the sensory elements sufficiently support the film’s tonal goals.

  • Rewatch Factor 92

    Rewatch factor is notably high, as the film’s lighthearted premise and relatable characters encourage repeat viewings, especially in a date‑night context. The enjoyable blend of humor, gentle romance, and surprise twists retains its charm on subsequent watches, and the modest length makes it easy to revisit. Consequently, audiences are likely to return to Still Today for continued feel‑good entertainment.

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Still Today FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date

Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of Still Today, each answered in a sentence.

How long is Still Today?

Still Today runs 1 hour 22 minutes (82 minutes).

When was Still Today released?

Still Today was released on November 10, 2020.

Who directed Still Today?

Still Today was directed by Tommy Walton.

More films by Tommy Walton

Who is in the cast of Still Today?

Still Today stars Jody Thompson as Pete, Mark Ashworth as Ronnie and Teri Wyble as Jenny, among 4 credited actors.

Does Still Today have a post-credit scene?

No. Still Today has no extra scene during or after the credits.

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