Absolutely the most stupid movie I've ever watched, a complete wast of time.

Like a haunting melody where the ghosts in the notes might be real. A scientist who studies eyes believes he's discovered concrete proof there is no God, until it seems he's proven the contrary. This mix of romance and metaphysics isn't usually my style, but approaching it from a scientist's point of view gave me a solid base from which to stand and watch the film.

Faith / Science? What would you do if something scientific disproved your religious beliefs? / What would you do if something spiritual disproved your scientific beliefs? This is what I like about SciFi movies (and especially productions in which Mike Cahill and Brit Marling partner), they explore questions we might not ask ourselves if not prompted by good art. I think good art always addresses the lens through which we perceive life. This is that kind of a movie. Not that I think it will sway someone from one polar position to another, but, maybe, it is just enough to prompt a person to ask themself the question, "What would I do if something ... disproved my ... beliefs?" This isn't just a thinking movie it also entertains and has romance. Great cast (I'll watch any movie with either Brit Marling or Archie Panjabi but to have them both in the same movie? Gold. And, I was introduced to a new actor, Astrid Berger-Frisbey, whom I will now be following). Good script. I give this a 7 (good) out of 10. [SciFi Drama]