Clara

Great movie, gave me chills at the end!!! I really liked it and will be watching it again. Really gives you hope and makes you think🤔 My husband said the same we hope for a part 2.

Of the sci-fi films that have been made over the past yrs..this is a good one! & unlike most, it does not rely on cgi or A list Actors, yet it has it all..Basically it has depth, emotion a good dialogue & coupled with very good acting by relatively unknown actors which make it that bit more special or real perhaps, either way it is a very interesting movie that touches the spot on what were all thinking, with a nice twist!..so no spoilers, but do give it a watch, you will not be disappointed. A solid 10/10

In this film I experienced sadness, wonderment and ultimately hope. It is a love story not only between two people, but also a love story with the cosmos. The film tantalizes with possibilities. The acting and deliberate pacing were good, as were the visuals. There are no fancy special effects, just good storytelling, combined with solid astronomy. The only criticism I might have, is that I wanted the story to continue.

The characters are way too predictable, It does not explain several situations that occurred, but they were all the same predictable also. Even thoe the science is well used, and gives a lot of support. It could be less corny eliminating the end.

I have not much to say about the film, except it is deeply insulting my inner scientist. There are precious few people in science that manage to sift through being this awkward. Nor there are stars in science as presented near the end of a film. At best you get a joke of a science impersonation, like or Al Gore, or the science sellouts like Brian Cox. Such stars represent science just like Larry Flynt represents romance. For this reason I'd put rating "R" so that young generations do not go astray, and waste their lives chasing something that isn't there.

If this was "just" a love story then it would be good. Writer/director Akash Sherman portrays two broken people well and both the main actors are up to the task, so this should be a slam dunk, but it isn't. The science isn't quite right, but it's mostly like Hollywood movies i.e. it has a central premise that is slightly exaggerated and then spins that way too far. For me that part, while not great, is still bearable. The part that makes it pretty intolerable stems from films use of god. It starts well enough: he has a scientist who does not believe in a god and we learn his motivation and his counterpart who has very good reasons to believe in god. It's when the film decides it knows the answers the it falls flat, not because the film takes a side, but because it does so in ridiculous ways. The last ten minutes are a travesty with one ludicrous thing after another. Before the last twist I was heading for 7 out of 10, but in the end 4/10 is generous.

I was not sure if I was going to right this review due to the simple fact that this movie gave me so many different emotional feelings. Really, I am not much of a reviewer but this movie was so great that I had to share my thoughts. The movie in my opinion is all about Life, Love and Lost and being able to to deal with these three things in the mist of ever changing circumstances. The truth of the matter is..... Life breaks you - Both Isaac and Clara had their share of emotional struggles. Love rebuilds you - Both Isaac and Clara were able to find hope again through love. Lost reminds you - Always remember what's important in life and cherish the memories no matter how long or short. People are in our lives for a Reason, Season or Lifetime. It is not out job to know why but to embrace the time they are with us. When you watch the movie try not to worry too much about the space side to it even though it's very accurate. Focus on the small conversations and things that happen around the story that's the beauty. Great acting! The ending is very sad but ties things together with a big bang. Sometimes the ending is the beginning.