Reviews

I love this film. Common themes of love, loss and the passage of time are explored here in ways I've never seen before. Beautiful photography. The relationship between Casey Affleck and Rooney Mara is completely convincing, which makes the events all the more sad and heartbreaking. The director David Lowery challenges his audience to think, which apparently a lot of other reviewers here either weren't willing to do, or aren't capable of doing.

For those looking for a conventional "scary" movie, look elsewhere.

If you want to see intelligent, philosophical discussion of human possibility and potential, watch "Waking Life," which is brilliant. "What the #$*! Do We Know" is all over the place in its focus, poorly directed, poorly written, poorly acted, utterly devoid of any art direction and completely annoying. It wasn't thought-provoking or entertaining in the slightest. The inclusion of that rambling freak "Ramtha" in this film is reason enough to avoid it. Isn't it strange how the filmmakers choose to look over the fact that this woman worships some 2,000 year old Atlantian god or something? What a flake that old chick is, and what a total waste of my time and money this movie was. The people responsible for this film should not be allowed to make another movie ever again.

This movie is completely worthless -- not entertaining in the least.

There's no way I would even consider watching it again, and it's soured my taste for the entire Matrix franchise. Unless you're a Matrix fanboy, I would stay clear of this mess of a film.

Quite simply, this is one of the finest films in the genre, and definitely one of the Woody Allen''s best films. It's entertaining and hilarious from beginning to end and the cast is excellent and fun to watch. Highly recommended.