The Unseen

This was a good movie, you just have to get through the first half which is a slow start. I really liked the cast. Julia Stone is really good, you can see a lot more of her in season 2 of The Killing. She's really good in that and it's one of my favorite series. This movie is well worth your time.

I don't understand why there are so many negative reviews for this. It's sad that people are now so used to big budget action franchise movies that they have the attention span of a goldfish and need everything explained to them. This is a terrific little movie, made with real heart. The performances are good, and it had an intriguing premise that did not disappoint. The sci-fi element is what lifts it though, without it this would have been another mundane movie about mundane people and their mundane problems. The protagonist suffers from a unique condition, and the gradual reveal is very well done. And I like how not everything is tied up neatly at the end, leaving some things to the imagination. This director is one to watch out for. I hope he gets to make more movies.

Well that was a waste of time. Didn't care for this film. It was extremely slow and unentertaining. I didn't stick around to find out why he was disappearing. I turned it off with about 30 minutes left.

The movie was okay. The begining was wicked slow and kind of boring. It got a little more fast paced around halfway through. It was kind of confusing, they didnt explain the condition the man had and I hated the ending.... didnt even explain what was going to happen to them later on in life or anything. The acting was good. Very mysterious.

We found the acting in this film pretty decent and believable but the storyline was all over the place. So much more could have been done with this great concept of visually disappearing skin and flesh. We couldn't wait for it to finish.