Louisa's Reviews

I think I don't have much room for depressing movies anymore, couldn't finish watching it, possibly it ended well, if you like slow plot lines then it's ok.

Really amazing story, good on her for doing what was loving and morally right!

Entertaining enough but I didn't feel very close to the characters, just not quite lovable - I don't mean they had to be more cute, just, more depth of character to make up for the sci-fi reality.

Well acted, just not what I needed for a lazy night at home! Just too depressing so I didn't finish watching.

Just as funny as I hoped it would be and very entertaining. Something male friends didn't groan about either!

It did keep you guessing though not as much suspense as expected.

I tend to have trouble enjoying a movie as much as the book so that probably brought the rating down for me. Though it was intentional by the director to focus on the romance story I think I put a lot of pieces together because I had read the book regarding Eric's character. I think a good romance story can still allow for a more sci-fi feel if worked on further.

If developed further I think it could've been much more interesting. Though it seems to focus on being a contemplative piece of the individual it noticiably lacked the complexities of other peoples point of view/perspectives as it wasn't a strong one on it's own.

While it was no doubt designed to be entertaining, it felt like they captured the real life emotions and reactions of the people as they go through the ordeal of being hunted, attacked or worse. In this way I felt I was given further insight to the events that occurred as Hilter and the Narzi's committed their acts of atrocities.

It felt like a lot of very undeveloped characters and unfinished story. It was ok to watch but a lot of better movies to choose from.

The story I believe was a little too vague and clich? to be of great wonder and discovery as it obviously tries to suggest, compared to the full spectrum of animated movies this wasn't very captivating.

Entertaining and funny but a bit crass to fully enjoy, definitely more leaning towards boys humor.

The concept of the timer was an interesting way of highlighting the fact that we go through life discovering new things about ourselves and each other and knowing something for certain doesn't take away the fact that you still went through a journey before you got there.

Very funny, lovely story and great animation! Was unexpectedly drawn into the story as an adult myself.

Really enjoyed the story and a good chuckle too!

An honest good laugh at how many take on relationships these days, really enjoyed it!

Wonderfully crafted animation and touching story, under 10 year olds might find it scary.

Lovely comedy/chick flick without being too 'airy fairy', had some good laughs.

Liam Neeson is fantastic as usual - and the supporting cast also do a wonderful performance. It's a nice balance of action and underlying story.

Reasonably entertaining with a somewhat flat and quite unrealistic ending. The story buildup which was exciting somehow gets wasted in the way it ends. Good for mindless entertainment for me.

I loved how Rush and Firth were able to build the growing character relationship - the realities of how each felt in the situation the world has placed them in, the unexpected Kingship in war with his personal struggles and his unlikely support in the unusual (perhaps typically Australian) speech therapist. Carter's performance also realistic in how the Queen mother would have been no doubt in the same circumstances. Overall enthralling perspective of this era in history.