Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

It was OK. I don't see why everyone loves it so much. It wasn't very smart or deep or well-directed.

A terrific literary drama and character piece that shows how the process of creating art can be seen differently by those doing it and those looking at it from the outside.

An old-fashioned movie made with new-fashioned finesse.

The film Shuffle (2011) offers audiences a rare treat: a thought provoking, emotionally gripping story suitable for a family audience. Exceedingly well written, with powerful acting, excellent makeup and special effects, and incredible lighting and photography, this beautiful film both entertains and inspires!The plot unfolds gradually in the beginning. But soon Shuffle captures the attention of viewers through a series of intriguing events. Populated with fascinating, yet believable characters, the movie contains many outstanding moments. It addresses profound issues within the context of daily events in a masterful way.The central character encounters a challenge apparently so unusual that he cannot believe his own dilemma. He encounters disturbing clues along the way from unexpected sources. As a narcoleptic, he struggles with temporal issues- but this film goes much deeper, to present a reality extending beyond the superficial confines of time and space.This movie offers a great treat. Don't miss this one!

Today's low budgeted independent films usually give me a pause at first. For example, many low budget movies from 70's 80's did not color their films in order to look more expensive, they did not rely on rapid editing, or shaky camera for whatever purposes. Interesting plots and solid acting usually did the trick.I was so pleasant surprised and intrigued from the beginning of the film. I can't wait to see how the story unfolded, the solid acting of every actors and the director's modest style carried the film nicely. It will be great if Hollywood gives the director bigger budget to remake. It deserved to be viewed by more people.The ending was the real problem. Sure, a sentimental Lifetime TV movie ending was alright. It didn't seem to fit the first 70 minutes of movie. It still can be a happy ending, just not that one.

This is the story of a narcoleptic photographer who wakes up each day at a different stage in his life. He learns that there is a purpose to this nightmare hes living and he must save someone. I wont give anymore away but I will say that the ending is quite satisfying as is the entire movie. T.J. Thyne plays Lovell Milo the title character whose names sounds like its being being said backwards, an outstanding job. There are also incredible performances from Chris Stone and Tamara Taylor. But the show is almost stolen by Paula Rhodes who plays Thyne's lifelong friend and love interest. This movie is inspiring, compelling and one of a kind. I would recommend it to all around movie buffs and casual movie watchers alike. Shuffle is an experience like no other.

This outstanding story of a man living his life out of order and his search for answers satisfies viewers on many levels. Dancing somewhere between "Memento", "It's a Wonderful Life" and a Twighlight Zone episode, the acting is heartfelt (including that of my brother from Fox's hit series "Bones") and while the production is low budget, the heart of this film delivers big! The story of Lovell Milo, whose last name seems first, jumps from youth to old age and everywhere in between while taking the audience through a dramatic journey beset with pride, love, loss, hope, despair and rebirth, sometimes simultaneously. This is a crowd pleaser!