just watch it!

Disappointment for a huge fan!

Blending excellent reporting and strong storytelling, this is a disturbing film truly stranger than fiction

The movie is made so realistic it has a lot of that WoW feeling at the right moments and never tooo over the top. the suspense is done so well and the emotion is felt. Very well put together with the music and all.

I liked this movie. I mean, there were things on display that made no sense or were left unanswered, but generally speaking, it wasn't such a bad use of 90 minutes. I did prefer it's prequel ("Resolution"), or sequel, depending on how you view it because it made a little more sense than this one. I compare "The Endless" to "Annihilation" because of its setup - something strange and unworldly is going on in one remote area of the globe. This film had a smaller budget so wasn't as pretty. Even though a lot of ideas were scattered throughout the film it does give you something to think about. A thinking man's sci-fi. How bad is that?

BOOOORING, I literally fell asleep watching this. How did it get a 6.6 outta 10??

Unfortunately I'm a logical thinker, who prefers movies that makes sense or at least let me know what's going on. Acting is okay, story is different, but decisions do not match the personalities of the characters that has been presented. The movie ends with you not exactly sure what has happened, which is a common element in these director's movies(Resolution & Spring).

On a positive rating note the raw idea of spending eternity in a time loop is an interesting plot premise. On many negative notes it is worth two to four stars. 1. Time loops are impossible because they require going back in time - a no-no, but fun to talk (make films) about. Not explained was how they took place; did they effect each person differently; at what age do they come back as; long long do they last; ways of ending it had contradictory outcomes. 2. Cheap special effects of CGI force field bubbles; three moons in the sky; pulling on a rope seemingly stretching out into wherever. First, overused; second, makes no sense; third, still another mystery creator is a film no show; fourth, the reliance on old tech film rolls capable of running backward makes no sense as a visual or causal explanation. 3. Dialogue in trying to be philosophical was all over the place, sort of institutional patient illogical. 2' by 2' chalk blackboard w/single equation as an explanatory hook - nope! 4. Not much of what you could label as acting took place. 5. Another open ended (meaning they couldn't figure out an ending that makes sense) thus our car running w/no gas suggests ...