Cloud Atlas
Drama • R • 2012 • 2 hr 52 min
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Tom Hanks, Halle Berry, Jim Broadbent, Hugo Weaving, Jim Sturgess
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My favorite movie of all time. Absolutely amazing in everything. So deep and inspiring. To laugh, cry and hope for a better future.
Impressive. No idea why I hesitated watching it. Worth the 3 hours.
extremely ambitious, love the parallels between storylines, watched this in middle school and remember the ending being bittersweet
Amazing movie about the interweaving threads of life and the echoes of our actions through out the eternites
Good movie but very complex. Almost need to watch it twice and make sure your fully paying attention
I loved the complexity of the movie! Kept me engaged all the way through. The movie also displays the acting abilities of the cast.
una historia compleja pero hermosa cuando se comprende
Despite it being described as a "try-hard" movie, it's one of my absolute favourites. The cast is sublime and the plot captivating
An unusual and long movie with multiple stories over multiple time periods yet still connected. Not all may appreciate this ambitious film.
Beautiful cinematography and writing. It's long and pretty complex, you will need 2/3 rewatches before you can comprehend it.
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