Bad Acting and worse Bad Screenplay

n my opinion it was a great movie with some interesting elements, even though having some plot holes and the ending probably was just too messy and crammed together, but still fun to watch and not your casual movie that is similar to all other ones.

Easily the biggest piece of Right wing non sense propaganda I ever saw.

If you like to be scared, if you like to laugh, and if you like to learn a thing or two at the movies, this absolutely cannot be missed.

I tend not to watch Romantic movies only because they are so terribly formulated that you can work out what is going to happen before it happens. This movie wasn't any different. The setting was kind of a cool but I didn't connect very well with the characters. A lot of it felt forced, like the controlling husband situation. It wasn't the worst romantic movie to watch with your lady.

This is a well-done movie. It tells a thoroughly fantastical love story created by a psychic connection between two random people, one a bored married woman in the snowy Northeast and one a dysfunctional man in New Mexico. The movie ends much in the way that you would expect of a film of this genre to, but the psychic connection elements allows the movie to subvert the clichés of forbidden love and love-at-first-sight to create a story that is both original and classic.(I saw this on March 12, 2017.)

It's dangerous to hype a movie in a review while not tainting the reader's perspective and set expectations too high. A perfect example for me as a movie goer was My Big Fat Greek Wedding. Everyone claimed it was so fantastic that when I finally got to see it, I really had to ask myself what the hype was about.So, that is my quandary in talking about this little film that nobody seems to have seen but should have. I saw the film listed on a blog of sleeper films still available on Netflix (and it's on Amazon, too). The short trailer definitely piqued my interest with its unique premise and unmistakable charm. The film stars Zoe Kazan and Michael Stahl-David - two actors I had not seen on screen before. Written by Joss Whedon and directed by Brin Hill the film tells the story of two people connected in a seemingly supernatural way. Becky (Kazan) and Dylan (Stahl-David) suddenly discover that they can experience each others senses yet they've never met and are practically on opposite sides of the country from one another.The fact that the unique premise of the film comes from the delightfully talented Whedon was no surprise to me at all. While Whedon is mostly known for the man behind cult hits like Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel and Firefly, his great body of writing work include monster hits like the Avengers, the tremendously clever The Cabin in the Woods and now this remarkably charming gem.Brin Hill's directing credits are not nearly as well known as Whedon's but she takes his incredibly unique and simple story and gives it elegant life. She takes the concept of two minds connected in an inexplicable way and makes it not only plausible but exceptionally real. The two leads fantastically bring their characters to life and the chemistry between them is truly palpable despite the fact that they rarely share the screen at the same time.The plot takes a little bit to get moving but if you can muster through the opening minutes that paint the background for these characters, in just the next few moments they will connect with you and not let go. There are warm laughs, witty dialogue, quirky awkwardness and even tension as the story unfolds before you. It's uncommon tale is woven together brilliantly capturing the passion, complexity and beauty of Becky and Dylan's unexpected and unimaginable romance.In a Hollywood landscape filled with remakes, big budget blunders, overly sexed and violent films - In Your Eyes brings back the elegance of storytelling that is so rare today. This is an exceedingly charming film that is sure to both entertain and delight.

I accidentally came across the movie as a suggestion when I was finding movies similar to the last movie I saw. One of the best discoveries I have made so far and I don't even know why this movie wasn't commercially promoted. The movie is about two lost souls who finally get the meaning of life after they form a perpetual bond via telepathy. Living in separate states the two first feel the connection at their early childhood only.They couldn't apprehend back then until one day out of exasperation Rebecca Porter (the lead) utter aggressively "stop this" to herself.Dylan Kershaw (the lead) hears her thought transference and reckons the voice as one of his own thoughts. When he responds something he gets a reply which eventually makes both of them believe that they are actually talking to real person and can hear and feel each other through telepathy.The movie follows light-hearted and cheery plot-line making viewers to nervously anticipate their happy ending together.The plot follows series of instances which strengthen their bond make them realize how happy they are when they are talking.Even though this movie has low budget but the backdrops are b'ful and serene.Besides funny moments the movie also has emotionally intense element Usually endings like this movie has leave me wanting for closure but this was the best ending for a movie like this.No one knows even in reality whether a happy ending is even a happy ending.You will like this movie even if you are not into rom-com because its much more than that. I regret not to have found this movie before and a little annoyed because not many people know about this wonderful movie.PS- Both the leads are treat to eyes.