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12/07/2012 Basically two people talking in a room. Denis Leary is good but this is kinda boring. See more 12/30/2011 A character-driven psychological drama/mystery/sci-fi. It moves at deliberately slow place, relying solely on performances to advance the story. Leary and Davis are absolutely superb. Despite the slow pace the movie never gets boring, and the emotional impact in he end was indescribable. Having said that, It feels very much like a stage play (and as I learned later, it is in fact based on a stage play). So if you are looking for an action packed sci-fi with special effects, this movie is not for you. See more tom k @RT28982756 11/04/2011 Denis Leary gives a terrific performance in this strange psychological trip. A story that keeps you wondering what's real and what's imaginary. A great premise, but unfortunately, when the truth is revealed, the ending sadly falls apart. A big disappointment after such a promising buildup. See more 05/04/2011 A series of lifeless, bland monologues that stretch over two hours. Final takes a Twilight Zone premise that could easily have been fit into half an hour and inserts enough pauses to fill two hours. There's so little chemistry between Leary and Davis that I have to wonder why Leary's character didn't simply jab a pen in her eye and run for freedom. Ending is rather predictable and so underwhelming that most of the audience is likely to sleep at the halfway point. The budget was a minimal 80,000, however as other critics have stated, more has been done with considerably less. Poor script, plotholes, and pretentiousness aside, the film is criminally uninteresting in spite of Leary's driving performance. See more 04/22/2011 Better than I expected. Shows what some decent acting and a focused story can do with a limited budget. See more 01/04/2011 While I don't regret watching Denis Leary and Hope Davis' stellar performances in this film (not to mention Jim Gaffigan's - why aren't more people remarking what a great job he did), this was a strange experience in that I can't say I enjoyed the film. The acting was amazing. The film itself was depressing and drawn out. The science-fiction aspects of the movie were minimal, even negligible, and the scientific premise itself not worthy of a third-grader (on the level of how, in Isle of Dr. Moreau, they plotted to kill the main character "to get his DNA"). See more Read all reviews

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