I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

In truth, there is barely enough story here to make a film.

Tells a fascinating and unsettling true story, and does so well, without pretending to have all the answers.

It’s sentimental, ridiculously long and only occasionally funny

This is a movie that took me completely by surprise. It looked kinda silly and dumb but what the heck it had Ryan Reynolds in it so I gave it a watch on Netflix and I was completely blown away. Not only does Reynolds put on an amazing and at times heartbreaking performance, but he's also frickin hilarious. Most dark comedies only get one of the parts right, dark or comedy. But "The Voices" felt that it had managed to blend the two perfectly. And it knew when it was appropriate to be funny and when it needed to take itself seriously. The dialogue is both hilariously and realisitically awkward and as someone who has mental health issues (although not to the extent of Reynolds' character) I can honestly say that this movie represented the struggles of therapy, taking your medicine, and balancing the voices in your head perfectly. I will say that this movie is not for everyone, you're either going to go "meh" or absolutely love it.

I usually don't write bad reviews, only positive ones, but...DO NOT WATCH THIS MOVIE!! It is deeply disturbing and I feel like whoever wrote it needs some serious help. It was an unfunny, gruesome, dark, twisted, poorly written, disturbing steaming pile of garbage. There was an extreme lack of character development. The acting was awful. The writing was attempting to be funny, but was instead just deeply disturbing. The plot was all over the place. The sets made no sense. It was a random hodgepodge of disturbing and borderline demonic scenes that were in no way relatable and included no deep underlying messages. I am honestly ashamed that I watched the entire length of this film. It's sick, it's demonic, it's bad. Don't watch it. -1/10 Stars. Never again.

I don't understand why this film has so low ratings! It's black comedy is great

I recognise that this film was an attempt at an original quirky idea, but from the moment the Scottish 'voice' clunked its way in I knew I wasn't feeling it.Respect to Ryan Reynolds for being game for something this different, but I don't feel the gamble paid off in this case.A film such as this is based on the 'idea'. If the idea is strong and executed well you have something amazing (as in Fight Club for instance). The Voices was not that.Film equivalent of a balloon being noisily deflated.A limp noodled 4 out of 10