Nathan Box

Is this movie perfect? Far from it, but it is entertaining as hell and is the realization of all those playground arguments I used to have with my friends. It is also the perfect invitation back to the cinema. I cannot imagine enjoying this movie fully on my television. This story was destined for the big screen.  

I left the theater with a better understanding of the plight of those suffering from memory loss. I also left with a fear of mine personified. Not since “Still Alice,” have I felt this way. For its ability to make my distant thoughts a reality, I believe this film is worthy of your time. It is bound to open your eyes too.