Half-assed, boring attempt at a horror thriller.

Beautiful cinematic essay about humanity's place on Earth, though some of the juxtapositions feel a bit more unpleasantly didactic than they did in "Baraka," which is overall a better film.

Just outstanding, imaginative, humanistic science fiction of the highest order. Incredible! More than fulfills the promise of Rian Johnson as a visionary director, if you somehow weren't convinced by BRICK and THE BROTHERS BLOOM. Thrills and action and big ideas with a warm, beating heart in the center.

Nicely performed by its leads and it has its moments, but the material just doesn't pop, presented in as standard and flat a way as any film I've seen this side of television.