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All these negative reviews make the perfect epilogue. The way this film has been received reflects exactly how I feel about the world and how the world feels about me. I do not understand people and I no longer wish to understand them. Thanks to Jon Hamm and Danny Pudi for their wonderful performances and Jonas Karlsson for this incredible story. It has finally become clear that it's time for me to leave this world behind and go to a place where nobody will ever find me. Goodbye

I loved the music, style and puzzles. Would have been cool to have a story element

If the question is "how pointless do you want the movie to be?" and your answer is "yes", this one's for you. It starts off pretty strong and meanders for an eternity. You will find yourself skipping ahead just to get to some dialogue or movement. It's mostly a film about people sitting around. The minutes drag by and it feels like you've been watching for hours. Then, it ends and you say "meh".

Genuine feel good movie. I've seen it twice and it made me cry both times.

This was a compelling movie with lots of stand-out scenes. It felt honest and the characters were layered and realistic. Great acting and good pacing. I never felt bored but I also wasn't overwhelmed. I never felt like I was being lied to.

So incredibly and irredeemably bad. Every aspect of the movie is unbearable. The main character, the side characters, the dialogue, the music, the lighting, the wardrobe, the supporting cast, the special effects, the camerawork, and even the props are lame and uninspired. This is one of the blandest and most boring movies that involves time travel that I have ever seen, and I've seen most of them. I can't imagine how they got Morgan Freeman to agree to be in this. He must have either lost a bet or else someone had some dirt on him and used that as leverage to get him to be a part of this awful movie. Besides that, poor old Freeman looks so bored in every scene. His face has the unmistakeable expression of someone thinking about something else.

I'm so sad about not enjoying this movie. I really wanted to like it. Actually, I wanted to love it. But, there's nothing to love. The acting is pretty bad. The script is terrible. The movie is absolutely nothing. It's not even really cringy. It can't even do that right. Jackson must have owed someone a favour to be in this. He has one good line in the film - "The unicorns, they don't like that". I think if you made a unicorn watch this movie it would die.

When I grow old, I want to be forgetful, in hopes that I may lose all memory of this atrocity.

There's nothing wrong with making new stories. In fact, it's great. But don't bait the fans with trailers that show the story they know and love, and then switch it with your own thing. I watched the first episode. It was a horrible mess, regardless of how it ended.

Charlie Kaufman begs you stop watching this deeply flawed and painfully overdeveloped mess. He piles the trash high and sets it alight, then stares in disbelief as people flock to come and see the dumpsterfire anyway. Soap operas are more structured and reality TV is better written. This is the worst of the worst, made by a great artist who apparently hates the audience on Netflix so much that he used all his talents to punish them severely with this monstrosity.