VividSimon Simply Perfect

Roman Sampson One of the most extraordinary films you will see this year. Take that as you want.

Roxie The thing I enjoyed most about the film is the fact that it doesn't shy away from being a super-sized-cliche;

Jenni Devyn Worth seeing just to witness how winsome it is.

dallaswhiskey I wanted to like this. I liked the premise of two unconnected people from different parts of the country having a telepathic connection. I was also excited to see it was written by Joss Whedon. I just didn't think the movie delivered.It could have done so much more with the telepathic connection. Instead what we get is an awful lot of telepathic chatting, which from the viewer's viewpoint is no different than watching two characters talking on the phone.The leads are likable enough, even though the characters are really not. Especially Becky, who keeps talking and acting as if she is sincerely trying to keep her marriage together, when she is obviously not. Maybe she is trying to convince herself. Either that or inconsistency in either writing or editing. I know I didn't believe her.It's not bad, but just a rather standard fare rom-com, when it could have been more.

michelle-316 I absolutely loved this movie.... the premise is unique, the acting and chemistry between the main characters is amazing, and the directing / music / editing contributed to an experience which turned me into emotional mush. This movie would have been a 10 out of 10 for me, except for the last half hour where the plot ran away into silly land.This is a movie I will happily watch again and again.

Sonny Nimerah I accidentally came across the movie as a suggestion when I was finding movies similar to the last movie I saw. One of the best discoveries I have made so far and I don't even know why this movie wasn't commercially promoted. The movie is about two lost souls who finally get the meaning of life after they form a perpetual bond via telepathy. Living in separate states the two first feel the connection at their early childhood only.They couldn't apprehend back then until one day out of exasperation Rebecca Porter (the lead) utter aggressively "stop this" to herself.Dylan Kershaw (the lead) hears her thought transference and reckons the voice as one of his own thoughts. When he responds something he gets a reply which eventually makes both of them believe that they are actually talking to real person and can hear and feel each other through telepathy.The movie follows light-hearted and cheery plot-line making viewers to nervously anticipate their happy ending together.The plot follows series of instances which strengthen their bond make them realize how happy they are when they are talking.Even though this movie has low budget but the backdrops are b'ful and serene.Besides funny moments the movie also has emotionally intense element Usually endings like this movie has leave me wanting for closure but this was the best ending for a movie like this.No one knows even in reality whether a happy ending is even a happy ending.You will like this movie even if you are not into rom-com because its much more than that. I regret not to have found this movie before and a little annoyed because not many people know about this wonderful movie.PS- Both the leads are treat to eyes.

Ananya When I say that this is the most amazing movie I've ever seen, I'm not even exaggerating. I watch a lot of movies and this one isn't like any other. Honestly, when I first stumbled upon it on Netflix, I didn't expect it to be so good. It really surprised me. I'm so glad I watched it. In Your Eyes is one of those movies that you'll probably be thinking about for days after watching it. I know I did. The acting was excellent and the plot was so refreshing. Zoe Kazan and Michael Stahl- David were great. I absolutely adored it! I wouldn't say that it's really sci-fi though. I think it's more of a romantic drama or fantasy. It's sad how underrated this movie is. I'd definitely recommend it to anyone reading this.