I'll Follow You Down

Time travel and parallel universes. Om nom nom nom. It's more of a melodrama really, though, and the writing isn't very good. The ending wasn't bad, not bad at all.

This movie had potential, but left me with more questions than answers. For example, why did people pay money to see this? Why did someone pay money to make this? It does get bonus points for the fact that you get to see Haley Joel Osment blow his brains out. Always a plus.

A SF family drama More reviews here : http://bit.ly/2qtGQoc

Awful, poorly characterised, offensive handling of grief and suicide.

Comes off like a tv movie. Pretty boring and uneventful.

Don't get all the negative feedback. I tought it was pretty good. Not fantastic but I was entertained.

good production value, however very predictable and dull... From "I see dead people" to "I wanna see dead people"

Utterly uninteresting, mostly very predictable time travel story, which eschews that over-complexity familiar from the genre, instead focussing on Hollywoodised emotional cliche sorry 'characters'. Happy ending=family reunited. Awful score hammers home every intended response like an unskilled nurse frustratedly trying to get a hard-of-hearing intellectually disabled child to do what they're told. Title an odd choice.

What is otherwise an interesting idea ends up a total trainwreck thanks to a ham-fisted script and acting performances so wooden that I've been picking the splinters out of my eyes for a good hour. Tragically the only good actor has maybe 15 minutes of screen time.

Although the Science-Fiction is almost a second plot the truth is that you are absorbed by the movie and it has its surprises. Not outstanding but it is not the worst movie ever made.

Somewhat interesting, although the writing isn’t the best. Osment’s love interest is one of the most irritating characters I’ve seen recently, and I couldn’t tell if she was supposed to be that way or not. It doesn’t help that she doesn’t serve much purpose aside from being a slight deterrent from Osment’s goal. A bit too much time is spent on set up, as the final stretch of the film is far too short.

This was never going to be a great film being as the script is relatively insipid and amateurish. The story itself is somewhat novel but it's very poorly executed. The filming is a bit better but still nothing terribly exciting. The real nail in the coffin is Haley Joel Osment and his brutally awful performance. This plot is surely difficult to write. Few people are capable of pulling it off. Three points for aiming high. Unfortunately, it misses rather substantially.