Third Star

Absolutely breathtaking. Gorgeous cinematography.

I might rate it higher if the script are more organized and each character's storyline is a bit more fleshed-out. The actors' performance are well done and the emotion realistic. Even I was well aware the possible ending, I was still rendered speechless when I saw and it was with great difficulties that I managed to not tear up.

beautiful cinematography, wonderful performances and a stellar soundtrack. sadly, wasted on an undeserving story. we watch movies (or at least movies like this one) to see characters make grave sacrifices and in the face of all obstacles persist and survive. the tragedy that comes from a character failing is made powerful by his prevailing hope and persistence. this movie, despite its desire to elicit catharsis, ultimately glorified giving up and there is nothing moving about that.

arkadaslik, kanser, yolculuk (29 yasindaki James Kanser hastasidir ve tibbin onun için yaacak bir şeyi kalmamistir. Acilarini dindirmek için morfin kullamakta ayakta bile zor durmaktadir. Üç arkadasiyla beraber Galler'de ormanin denizin keşiştigi mükemmel bir cografyada yolculuga cikarlar. bu arada birbirleriyle didisirler. Arabalari uçurumdan yuvarlanir. Finalde James denize girerek intihar eder.) Bagimsiz bir filmdir. Ritmi biraz düsüktür.

If you like cinematography and want to bawl your eyes out, THIS IS THE FILM FOR YOU

Thought it was ok, but found it too 'in your face', predictable and, as much as I hate the word, manipulative. It all just felt a little forced and it was hard to get really involved in it, though it was still entertaining and had some nice scenes.

Dalton has an interesting very female perspective on this all-male bonding trip. It veers slightly into overwrought territory sometimes - perhaps understandably given the subject matter - but is ultimately quite touching.

watchable