ridiculous rating

This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.

There is definitely an excellent idea hidden in the background of the film. Unfortunately, it's difficult to find it.

Blistering performances.

The writing is terrible. The actors are stiff, awkward and completely self aware - adult film stars could do a better job. Not worth your time unless you want to learn how not to write/edit/direct/act for film.

Einstein's God Model is an indie sci-fi film that proposes an answer to the age-old question: What happens to us after we die? Overall, the film is highly entertaining with a plot that incorporates many elements of a good story. The comic relief from the mostly serious situations the characters find themselves in is great. The acting overall is very good, with only a few scenes that contain some so-so performances. Despite being a low-budget film, it boasts some impressive special effects. The theoretical physics in the film is presented in a way that the audience can follow without any prior knowledge and without becoming "lost in the science." This is the type of film that will stick with you long after you watch it.

Warning: If you haven't watched the movie, don't read my review. It was an awesome science fiction movie. Einstein's God Model takes the audiences on a journey to see the other universe and the connections between them.The value of this movie is to entertain the audiences with science (physic) to make them curious about physics and all aspects of science and this is how you can support a theory, an idea. The message that story conveys is the life after death and the connection with string theory and the squares model. Besides of that, Phillip showed on his movie that if you want to get people to care about what you care, use the human story with heavy science that is what makes people think and entertained.

For SciFi fans, movies like this come along only once in a blue moon. An indie film done on a low budget, but offering high entertainment value coupled with good acting and terrific special effects. The storyline is something you can actually follow, and (unlike all of the commercial blockbusters) the film is not burdened with excessive violence, continuous shoot-em-up scenes, or improbable car (or space vehicle) chases. No monsters or demons, but definitely not a candidate for a "G" rating. Highly recommended.