S McBryde

The Wedding Planner and Enough - these are a couple of my favourite Jennifer Lopez movies. Atlas was every bit as relatable and 'human', leaving me second guessing the action, getting caught up in the emotions and rooting for the underdog. The script's approach to AI in the future was very imaginative, while presenting many conflicting visions for its role in our lives. However, the thing about JLo that I have always admired, is her great sense of humour and the way she can joke about herself, as she did in This is Me Now - and there's a little of that in Atlas as well. Yes, I would definitely recommend this to at least one friend, if not, everyone, to watch.

An extremely well-crafted story about our perceptions of one another, and how revelations regarding the truths of other peoples' life paths can influence our own choices. At times very emotional, but also very beautiful. I can't imagine how much thought and effort went into the preparation for the two main actors to play those roles so well. Shows a large scope of personal experience. Loved it.

A truly feel good movie. Well directed. Never a dull moment. And, with all that, no violence!