The places where the shoots are taken was cool and the photography.Nice acting especially from Eckhart.Nothing special in the storyline but well directed.

It's almost ruined by the uneven start, but then it gets easily a rewarding drama about grief. And I guess I would love to read that comic book.

An accurate study of grief with a handful of touching scenes, but it lacked something... a spark, or an edge, or something. Good performances and good writing, but not entirely unforgettable.

Why doesn't Nicole Kidman's face ever move?? But it is a well acted movie, with a decent story. A bit Oscar bait-y, but still good.

I cried once, but that was just because of how hard I was laughing when the dude made his heart-wrenching confession that he was going 1 to 2 miles above the speed limit at the time of the accident.

"The film's impeccable emotional truth and delicate touches of black humor owe in equal part to screenwriter, director and stars."

Beautiful.

Slow, with great performances.

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This was a pretty decent film. It started off a bit dull. It wasn’t until about 30 minutes into the film that it actually got interesting to me. I though it had some nice, poignant things to say about grief and loss. It definitely made me think about people I know who have lost children. It’s such an indescribably horrific thing. I wouldn’t wish it on anyone. Nicole Kidman and Aaron Eckhart were great. It wasn’t amazing or heartbreaking, but I liked it, overall.

Memorable, but not necessarily in a good way. If anything, this should probably be a life lesson to anyone who loses a loved one... all the bad things that can happen if you refuse to eventually move on with your life. That is, do not be like these people. You will be unlikeable.

Good, but not worth being my 400th rated movie, which it is. Happy anniversary!

Typically static as a film based on a play usually is, this focusses on character development but doesn't really show much movement in any direction. It's more like a snapshot of difficulty and misery which is worth doing but seems somehow limited.

Just not my kind of movie.

well-acted, capably presented domestic drama of the simmering tensions variety, with a twist or two to keep things interesting; not a bad film, but didn't really move me

A good movie for grief.

it's a good thing to know that they're still making Drama movies free of Lisbo's & fags .. but come on it's very silly not passionate at all .. how come she's mad at the whole world even herself but not at the one who killed her son !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

good job!

A suitably subdued look at the ultimate family tragedy. It echoes 'In the Bedroom', but these films are not so much about the subject, as they are about the performances. Kidman is, not surprisingly, the show stealer, but Eckhart impressed me with his portrail of the ambutated alphamale, trying keep things together, whilst coping with his impotent anger. It is a good film.