Reviews

Definitely one of the finest movies in my book, albeit not for younger audience. You need to have a basic understanding of science to appreciate the conversations that predominates it. The character building and dialogues are excellent as is the acting of the cast of three.. To wow with so little funding is only possible with the level of storytelling and acting...

10/10 in my book.

I can see why some audience didn't like it, and if they would have dropped some of the artsy renditions of the ideas, it would certainly have been much much tighter.

But the debates and the interviews are worth their weight in gold, amazing and so true.

At one point in the movie, an actress says "I hope you went to college", before starting the debate stream on. That is true.

It's a movie for thinking, older and educated audience, not for teens looking for cheap thrills.

The premise, story line and the acting was amateurish at best and downright disgusting at worst. The entire production unit should be held responsible for this disaster, and confusing the boundary between insanity and morality.

The movie teetered towards the former at the start, and veered towards the latter shortly thereafter. When insane teenagers who don't bat an eyelid about murder start moral-bashing the protagonist without any reason, who then starts behaving like a helpless infant, its asking too much of the audience.

Usually, not one to write reviews, this movie just warrants it. I wasted 2 hours of my life, so that you don't have to.

It had been a long time since I have seen such a well rounded thriller, where motives are not cliché and predictive. The acting jives extremely well with the dialog (albeit I watched with sub-titles) and the actors were awesome.

The mother's acting was so realistic that in empathizing with her, a layer of understanding is added to the storyline. The story neatly makes a subtle point about the similarity in human motives, and how where you stand in relation to it, determines your perception.

The use of time is very interesting in this movie, like an origami. It starts as a plain paper (linear), but takes on elaborate form. There are a couple of movies where this technique has been used, but in this case, the time/origami texture is seamless.

I am sure the above description might sound abstract and arcane, but if you watch the movie, you will understand what I mean. :)

A gripping and intelligent thriller, a must see.