Hottoceame The Age of Commercialism

Protraph Lack of good storyline.

Kien Navarro Exactly the movie you think it is, but not the movie you want it to be.

Haven Kaycee It is encouraging that the film ends so strongly.Otherwise, it wouldn't have been a particularly memorable film

besherat This is one of unusual movies I've watched lately. I think everyone will agree that the topic is unique. Theme of the absurdity of human existence, love, lost hopes, illusions and death. Their unusual passivity, when their own fate is in question. It reminds me of the passivity of people in concentration camps of World War II, who without any resistance, accept their fate. In this film are more unusual reaction of these young people, who agree to be sacrificial lambs.

dandebs It's "The Island" for girls. A disturbing, thought-provoking and brilliant film, exploring the meaning of life. Without explosions.

mariagheorghe-35937 I read the book a couple of days before watching the movie. I was very excited to watch it and I never thought, not once, that the film would be so bad. The book was absolutely amazing! It was a story about friendship and love and the mystery kept you on the edge of your seat. Whereas the movie focused way too much on the romantic side of the story, which actually, in my point of view, was hardly noticeable in the book. Ruth's character is seen as the villain of the story (in the movie) and Kathy is crying like every 5 minutes. Not to mention that a lot of very important parts of the book were nowhere to be found in the movie. The acting was good, not even close to great, but let's say "satisfying". The three main actors are very dear to me and I loved most of their movies (some of their interpretations were flawless) , sadly this one was a complete failure. The book deserved a much better adaptation.

mariam1701 I came watching this movie expecting a sad love story but it was so much more than that and left me sobbing for hours afterwards. I want to write so much about this movie and how brilliant it all was and I almost feel like I am not articulate enough to express what this movie made me feel. there was just something extremely special about this movie and it touched my soul in a different way.overall the movie was a cinematic masterpiece. Every single element was perfect, the actors were all amazing and it was so natural I can almost forget that they are acting. I was greatly impressed by that because I don't find this in many movies. the aesthetics/colour schemes were perfect. and the music oh my god! the soundtrack of this movie will always bring me to tears its just so perfect. I love the final message about not having enough time. Kathy is just wonderful her facial expressions the way she holds her emotions, she does not express her feelings very openly but her facial expressions you can see her soul. also, I think a true masterpiece is one where you understand the "villain" and feel bad for them because the characters are real and people are not all black and white I read a quote before that says "hurt people hurt people" and I feel like that summaries Ruth's character. I spent the whole movie hating her but that scene at the boat where she is talking and the camera just shows her face there is so much vulnerability and I saw a broken, scared little girl and it broke my heart because I understood her. the scene when tommy screams at the sky will forever haunt me and I can go about it for hours the performance and the emotions then the way he grabs onto her oh god! I found out that it was based on a book and now I will be reading it