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The entire purpose of this film is to parade Brit Marling in front of the camera like some kind of acting show horse. I'm okay with that.

Solid indie thriller. Brit Marling is about as multifaceted as you can be in the entertainment industry.

Intriguing, even quite tense, and some scenes are quite strong, but the text falters or overreaches a few times too many. Frames dividing the film into about ten episodes seemed odd and redundant. Denham plays quite well in the lead, and the acting generally pulls the script up and together as much as possible.

Brit Marling; smart, creative, and gorgeous!

If anything, this makes my disdain for Another Earth more resolute.

Hushed and chilling and deliberately strange, with moments of uncomfortable suspense that'll pin you to your seat. Never really coheres like Marling's ANOTHER EARTH did, though. It's all setup and idea, and never does the point of this admittedly ballsy undertaking shine fully through. Definitely worth a look, though.

I really loved Brit Marling's last writing/starring credit, Another Earth, but this one was more troubled. It starts and ends strongly, but there's problematic areas in between where character motivations feel haphazard and unconvincing. The film is divided up into "chapters" in a pointlessly Tarantinoesque flourish.

like a bad 90 minute episode of The Outer Limits. This film proves that Brit Marling is not as clever as she thinks she is.

wish it was longer and the final more worked on.. a totally unexpected sci-fi gem

Shitty ending

Disappointment. An ambitious first half of the movie suddenly ends and you realize there is no second half. That's it, the whole deal. This is no movie with open ending. This is a movie with the whole second half missing.

Builds an intense mood from its attention-grabbing opening, and lets you just stew in the tension. Could have used a bit more work on the main couple's character and the ending, but this is already a work that engages you, both emotionally and intellectually. Brit Marling's acting is mesmerizing.

After a promising opening--a genuine sense of tension and mystery--SOUND OF MY VOICE crumbles under the weight of a pretentious script, annoying leads (Christopher Denham, especially), and a plot structure which suggests nothing so much as a bad TV pilot; a shame, because there are moments in the directing and in Brit Marling's (nicely enigmatic) performance as the alleged time traveler that show what this could have been. Intended as the first part of a trilogy; the sequels may flesh it out.

As said in many other reviews this has great potential but squanders it by cutting short just when it gets intensive. The facts are there but they just choose to end it before revealing everything.

Brit Marling follows up "Another Earth" with another low-budget, low-key psychological drama that may or may not be a distant cousin of "Looper" but, regardless of how you choose to interpret it, becomes an excellent little study of how people choose to believe or not believe in something unbelievable. Keep your eyes peeled.

There's something interesting there, for sure. Its just a shame that we never know what it is. I hate abrupt endings, this was one if the worst

A movie about a couple that wants to make a documentary filmed using a crappy digital camera -- some meta-ness going on there? Anyway, this movie rests solely on Brit Marling and she does a good job being pretty and captivating. It's just a shame that it feels a bit too underdeveloped and brief, especially with the abrupt climatic ending. Even though Martha Marcy May Marlene was a bit of a mess, it's the better recent "cult" movie. Hey look, I'm Armond White, comparing movies.

Being intentionally evasive is not the same as being intelligent.

Very difficult to score, given that it is really set up as a cliffhanger, but where it appears the follow-up movies may never get made, so the audience is left with a bunch of frustratingly unexplained puzzle pieces. What was their was intriguing enough, and if the sequels ever appear, the score for this one could conceivably get bumped up.