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Jumbled plot, uninteresting.
5/10
6.5.2006 -
shayne@ - age: 26-35
This film is surprisingly interesting and involving. The plot is simple - watching life pass by for a number of interesting characters. The film deals with concepts such as destiny, fate, happiness and fortune in a undirected conversation. I recommend this film for those seeking a thought-provoking experience akin to "American Beauty" and other such films.
8/10
10.1.2005 -
somewhereinchina@ - age: 18-25
I have seen this movie several times A.D.each time I get more out of it. I loved the perpetually positive insurance sales man character A.D.how the movie shows us that strangers can effect our lives with something as seemingly unconsequential as a smile.
7/10
6.23.2005 -
marilyngregory@ - age: 36-49
Excellent movie, a must see it's just sooo incredible lot's of cool stuff A.D.action.
9/10
5.2.2005 -
prettygirl_noa@ - age: 26-35
It was good.
7/10
10.21.2004 -
shakezula123@ - age: 13-17
Great, well done A.D.well written, makes you think...
8/10
8.5.2004 -
parkersandra@ - age: 26-35
Terrific film. Great performance from Alan Arkin. One of few films that will leave an indelible mark on you weeks after you've left the theatre.
9/10
4.30.2004 -
garaj@ - age: 36-49
It was intrasting movie and some thing diffrent but I like it.
7/10
8.23.2003 -
alianamrou03@ - age: 36-49
The movie portrayed the gamut of the human condition. The overly sensitive, the optimist, the winner, the loser, and the guy who just doesn't get it. Probably worth a repeat visit.
9/10
7.23.2003 -
mj_brown@ - age: 50+
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If you like films that make you think, things on an intellectual level and philisophical undertones then go check out this flick! A really moving film about people, life and what happens with the choices you make. I liked Jill and Karen Sprecher's first film Clockwatchers about the life of being a temp. Most of the time the sophmore effort of a new filmmaker isn't always great, this movie changes that! Go RENT!
9/10
7.12.2003 -
mirandaks@ - age: 26-35
Good movie that makes you think.
8/10
5.8.2003 -
gendi7@ - age: 36-49
Masterpiece? I dont know. I know that I liked the way it was told. Yes, it was slow A.D.it is the way it should be. It would make you thing, that's for sure. I've seen it at the end of a long day, so I probably enjoyed it even more.
7/10
1.17.2003 -
c0nfuzi@ - age: 18-25
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So far, the best film of 2002!
10/10
1.8.2003 -
funnylovingintelligentperson@ - age: 26-35
This movie hits the mark on several Hollywood key components. It hits on camera usage, star power A.D.development of plot. This is why it has lasted so long in theatres.
8/10
10.20.2002 -
anja9760@ - age: 18-25
Best film I've seen all year.
10/10
8.30.2002 -
acchaladka@ - age: 26-35
It's like the real life, slow, but things change the track suddenly. Good movies make people thinking. I'd like to see it once again to catch more philosophy. Well, if somebody prefer something exciting, funny or action, it's not your type..
8/10
8.29.2002 -
breezesh@ - age: 26-35
Awesome movie, I went to see it with my girlfriend and I thought it would be painful and horrid to watch yet I couldn't look away. Best film of the year.
9/10
8.26.2002 -
perception_connection@ - age: 13-17
This is the worst movie I have ever seen in my life. Keep in mind, I have never before been so compelled as to write a letter of complaint to anyone or even post anything like this before in my life. But this movie is so pathetic and embarassing to humanity, that I feel I have to protect people from watching this trash. You will suffer in boredom throughout the movie and keep asking yourself how anyone could let this movie be made. The philosophical contributions of the movie are as subtle and intelligent as a jackhammer to the couillons, which is what I was praying for throughout the movie to dull the pain of the acting and dialogue.
1/10
8.21.2002 -
vadvad@ - age: 18-25
Complete Bore. Bad acting. Lame plot.
3/10
8.20.2002 -
virgo75@ - age: 18-25
It wasnt my type of show, I would wait for it to come out on video.
5/10
8.19.2002 -
barqs@ - age: 13-17
Some will think this film moves too slowly, but it has to set all the interlinking connections of character A.D.time. This takes time. When it all starts coming together; little pieces of truth A.D.lies, justices A.D.injustices, luck, both good A.D.bad, we can comprehend it all. And then the great big secret is revealed, that it is all beyond comprehension. One moment can change everything. Chaos Theory is famous for its proposition that the beating of a butterfly's wings in a remote country can have devastating, global consequences. 13 Conversations takes Chaos Theory A.D.applies it to perfectly normal everymen, showing how a seemingly minor event can change their worlds. And it does it beautifully. A wonderful movie.
9/10
8.17.2002 -
gatesmotel@ - age: 36-49
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