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What a movie. Stunning cinematography, acting and storytelling. Was blown away by all the performances and the deeply moving journey of the characters. One of the best film in a while, certainly of the year!

Spectacular in every sense. The storyline is gripping and beautifully acted. It so beautifully captures the harrowing life during a time of great need, greed, and community in rural Italy in the 50’s. The ending is super poignant and satisfying.

Not sure why they used the same title as the brilliant book. A completely different and disappointing storyline. There is no point in wasting time iterating all that is wrong with this “adoption”. Suffice to say, I regret having watched it.

Wow. What a complete waste of time and a terrible follow up to a fascinating and smart season 1 of Silo. This season 2 is a torture to watch. Incredibly slow moving. Full of plot holes and unnecessary drama and detail. Skip to episode 10 and do yourselves a favor. Oh, and it was Iran and a pez rubber ducky, if you can believe it. A total hot mess. Literally the worst season of any show I’ve ever watched.

Probably the worst and most painful movie to watch of the year. The 5 star reviews must all be AI generated. The fact they are positioning the movie as a Christmas film because there are some wreaths in the background is an absolute joke. This movie is neither action packed nor suspenseful. It’s slow and annoying. One piece of carry-on that should be left behind.

What a deeply profound movie of selfless love. Beautiful and moving. Highly recommend.

What a beautiful and poignant move. Amazing and heartfelt character development and a unique heartening story. The main actress is phenomenal and a breakout star. The rest of the cast is also top notch. It’s not your mainstream movie but so much more. See it!

Literally the best movie I’ve seen in a very long time. The story, the acting, the emotions , all beyond amazing. Wow! Incredible. That’s the only word I’m left with. And so inspiring. Make sure you have plenty of handkerchiefs handy. See A Million Miles Away!!!

An outstanding acting accomplishment. This gripping story is heightened by the stellar performances of the two leads. It presents a unique and slightly twisted depiction of love and eternal bond, set against the simple backdrop of a morning jog between a married couple. To say more would spoil the suspense. Suffice to say, highly recommend!

No Spoilers Having been an avid fan of Christopher Nolan for years, I was eagerly awaiting his newest release. I remember the mind-bending intrigue of 'Inception' and the emotional depth of 'Interstellar' that had captivated me in the past. Nolan, with his signature blend of time-bending plots and gritty realism, had always managed to leave a profound impact. So you can imagine my anticipation as I walked into the theatre to see his latest film. Yet, to my disappointment, this experience was starkly different. I was reminded of Nolan's bold claim recently that audiences would be left "devastated and unable to speak" - a tantalizing promise that, unfortunately, was far from reality. The silence that followed after his own viewing of the film was not born out of shock or devastation, but probably due to the film's underwhelming mediocrity. One of the distinct aspects of Nolan's filmmaking that I've appreciated over the years is his use of sound to amplify emotion. However, in this film, I felt that the loud music and sound effects overdramatized the bomb footage. The impact of these scenes was further diminished by the fact that we've seen similar footage so many times before. The attempt to ground the film in reality through an innocuous interrogation scene was unexciting, bordering on dull. This was a far cry from the suspenseful and intense moments I've come to expect from Nolan, like the dream sequences in 'Inception' or the thrilling scenes in 'The Dark Knight' series. What did impress me, however, were the performances. The cast managed to shine through despite the shortcomings of the plot and direction, providing the film with its only redeeming quality and warranting two stars for their effort. But I couldn't help but feel that I would have been better off spending those three hours watching a documentary about Oppenheimer instead. As a fan, this was certainly not the Nolan experience I was hoping for. It serves as a reminder that even the most revered directors can have off days. While I appreciate Nolan's audacity to experiment, this film was a letdown.