This movie is the proof that the world is becoming a sick and dumb place

Your blood may run cold, but you now find yourself pinioned to the story.

Let me be very fair here, this is not the best movie in my opinion. But, this movie is fun, it has purpose and is very enjoyable to watch.

It is interesting even when nothing much happens, which is for most of its 3-hour running time. Read full review

I can't say I'm a big review writer, nor can I speak for everyone because my partner fell asleep during this movie but bear with me. I watched it because I had recently given up on Apollo 18 and it happened to be lumped into the same genre and couldn't be bother looking any further. I read the reviews on it after watching, which doesn't make sense but the reviews did and I'll explain. If you are in a relationship now or have been in a long term relationship before then you will understand what the characters are getting at. There are no special effects and nothing that particularly stands out at all I hate to admit BUT it did provide something. It more or less revolves round a couple trying to understand each other and get frustrated with each other in the process. Morbid curiosity kept me watching as the married couple tore into each other and if I got one thing from the movie it's a few tips/lines on how to defuse my next argument with my other half. For that it's worth a 6.

I gotta say I wasn't to sure about this one, but as a married man, this one evoke emotions I sometimes feel. A very good story, great dialogue, and good performances by three actors, two I watched for the first time deliver great roles in this movie that really goes into the heart of any and every true marriage. I say to young couples starting out, give this one a whirl, You'll probably see yourself in it. I really like movies that appeal to may intellect and not just my emotional side. Not much more to say other than, this is definitely worth the watch. I enjoyed it very much. Gonna recommend to some friends. Hopefully, they'll enjoy it just as much as I have.

Alienated perhaps is a good title for this film. It opens with a guy staring up at the sky at some UFO. He filmed it and says nothing more about it as he walks back into his house. His wife comes home and they have their perfunctory conversation about the most mundane of things that goes along with seven years of being together, four of which is the marriage. But then something happens in the course of their conversation. Little bits of small bombs are dropped into the dialogue as they have conflict. He then expresses his concern of what he filmed earlier after she gets home. He wants her to watch the video now but she dismisses it and instead opt to take a bath first then see it. This of course leads to a source of consternation between the two. My thought with that was just watch the damn video, that 's under five minutes, while you rum your bath water. But no, she stands her ground for the most pedestrian of reasons and it leads to more heated conversation and eventually she text him while in the house to drag out the argument even more so. This really isn't about science fiction, it's the implosion of a marriage. It's stupid to think about the shat if's of life when you see these two speak about the most trivial of things. If only she just took 5 minutes to watch the stupid video and be dome with it. After all is said and done, the last scene sums it up and it took forever to get there. No sci-fi, just a conversation about a marriage.

From the very first conversation between the main characters to the final scenes I was captivated. The dialogue is dense and full of meaning. Nate and Paige's back and forth was like watching a car wreck in slow motion. You always figure the next flip will be the last, but then it keeps going. I would say that this is the main reason I'm giving it a 7/10. There are no "big" special effects except for a few here and there throughout. The draw for this movie is how real and visceral the conversations/arguments are in light of the events going on around them.Those who aren't married or who haven't been in a truly committed relationship may find the dialogue to be a bit much. But this is what relationships can become when two people start to lose respect for one another. If I could make an analogy to this, it would probably be the movie Ransom with Mel Gibson. I couldn't really get how crazy he was acting because, at the time, I had no children. But now that I do I have a whole new appreciation for that movie.TLDR: If you love movies with dense, rich dialogue that dive head first into relationship struggles and perils, watch this. If you're looking for a popcorn shoot 'em up then wait for the next Transformers mess.