Tom S

I loved the concept of reliving your own life as well as having a second chance at evaluating and perhaps rethinking choices once made in the past. Arguing with yourself took a completely new meaning in this movie as well as occasional surprising or funny turns. With that said, having Will Smith in two leading roles was a bit much. At some point, it was literally "me, myself, and I" type of tribute to Smith. And frankly, since I dont think he deserves that type of attention, I found it boring.

The movie is grotesque and stops being believable less than half time into the story. From that point on, it turns ridiculous and audience laughs at scenes meant to be scary