That was an excellent one.

Disappointment for a huge fan!

Did you people see the same film I saw?

Great story, amazing characters, superb action, enthralling cinematography. Yes, this is something I am glad I spent money on.

A good film that deals with its topic maturely and sensitively, Julianne Moore carries her character gracefully and wholly convincingly. I also don't want to pass up the opportunity to give Kristen Stewart some rare praise, as she takes on a role far better suited to her than most, though it isn't an overwhelmingly challenging one.It's unfortunate that in spite of the film's overall integrity, there are some scenes that look like they were extracted directly from a Lifetime daytime TV movie. Otherwise, the film is a fairly simple but most effective examination of Alzheimer's Disease.

I felt so sad about the Alice and I cried a lot during the film. I liked it so much and think it is good for our parents to watch this film and be grateful about their health, but paradoxically I feel it will depress them a lot and may has a negative impact on older people, so I don't know o whom I can recommend it!

From Beginning till end, this movie broke my heart.It's like a precipitous slope of depression, getting worse and worse as the film progresses. The happy moments are few, and the real moments are there through the majority of the film. Kristen Stewart does better ads a supporting actress than a lead in my opinion. Julianne Moore was fabulous as Alice, and there is one scene in particular toward the end that the two share that pretty much defines the film. Excellent, But heart breaking. Be emotionally prepared to be sad.

Still Alice follows Alice(Moore) and her family(Stewart,Baldwin) as they deal with her early onset Alzheimer's disease. I have yet to see a movie that follows the things one dealing with Alzheimer's goes through. I never really put thought into how it would feel to go through it and Moore displays it in a way that's believable. Knowing a family member that went through dementia it really struck me in a way I doubt it would have otherwise.The story mostly focuses on Moore's character and I think it could have gained something by giving some more screen time to the family members. Even though it focuses on Moore it is not a bad thing, she does a wonderful job in this film. The simplicity with which she shows Alice going through her daily life as it gets harder and harder for her to is very well done. You can really feel the confusion that her character is experiencing.Overall it's a simple story that is told and shown in a believable way and has some great acting by all those involved. I just wish some more screen time was there for the rest of the family.