Passengers

A Customer from Saffron Walden, 16th February, 2010

A little boring until the last 10 minutes which tells you want is really going on. I was expecting more from this film, maybe some action or suspense but it was flat. Disappointing.

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Worth a watch

A Customer from Warks, 5th February, 2010

I guess there's nothing new so it's hard to be surprised. However, it was an interesting film but hard to take to the male love interest, though you do understand his behaviour better once you reach the end of the film. But it made their relationship hard to credit throughout the film. Hmm.

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I Know You From Somewhere...

Baz from , 8th October, 2009

I've watched so many films this year - and the really good ones you can count on two hands - 'Passengers' is one of them. At first it's a little frustrating as Anne Hathaway struggles with her therapist assignment - five men and women who've survived a crash-landed jet on American soil. They may or may not have acquired powers because of the crash - and people and odd things appear around them? Or perhaps the airline is being less than truthful about its planes and their maintenance records when she confronts them (David Morse)? Why is Patrick Wilson (one of the bloodied survivors who has recovered remarkably quickly) so determined to woe and date Anne? And why do others around Anne now want all manner of things from her - her boss wants a speedy report put in (Andre Braugher) - the suddenly way too friendly neighbor (Dianne Wiest)? To say too much is to give too much away, and I wouldn't want to spoil it - suffice to say - like many other reviewers, I was strangely moved by this film. 'Passengers' is directed by Rodrigo Garcia - the same man who brought us the brilliant Gabriel Byrne psychiatrist drama 'In Treatment' - currently building up a huge set of admirers on Sky Arts HD. Hire this movie and bear with it - it's a gem in a sea of mediocrity. Recommended - big time.

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Stick with it

A Customer from UK, 31st August, 2009

This starts off slowly but it is worth sticking with it. Better than expected after reading other reviews.

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