Jeannette Mc

I haven't enjoyed any movie as much as this one in recent memory. Beautiful, thought provoking, remarkable scenery, and lovely human and animal interactions. I'll be dreaming of it, I'm sure.

Pleasant surprise. Being a sister (& we're different flowers!), I easily related to the love, friction & shared memories that make having a sister so very, very special. Beautiful scenery & cinematography, nostalic country setting...all icing on the cake!

Encore! I don't believe I've enjoyed a movie like this before. Fresh, thought provoking, just a pleasant glimpse of humanity in the Big Apple

Wonderful story of family's respect & love for one another, and their love of the land. Beautiful cinematography and a haunting, lovely sound track. I enjoyed it immensely.

Beautiful, sad & thoughtful...the son finds the words to save his mother and himself, in the end. So what if Annette Bening didn't fake a perfect English accent? It was a good watch.

I would give it a zero, but the scenery was beautiful. The rest was, well, worse than anything that I've ever tried to watch. Not funny, not interesting, not worth anyone's time

Interesting twists; moody, scenic, and riveting...the nasty torture scene was something I could have done without.

Beautifully filmed. Believable futuristic scenario. Humanity always comes through & makes sacrifices for the common good. I enjoyed the fact that it wasn't the usual incessantly idiotic soap opera babbling you have to endure in most Sci fi films

I enjoyed very much the artsy cinematography and the clever plot twists. In my opinion, the police inspector was by far the most well-played role.

Wow. Poor acting is an understatement. It's just like a bad soap opera; trying too hard to be current, foul language thrown in to compensate fir shoddy dialog