Solaris
Drama • PG-13 • 2002 • 1 hr 39 min
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A little slow, but the moral dilemma it introduces kept me engaged until the end.
Much better than the slow/boring original in my opinion. Gets to the point faster while offering the same intriguing concept.
Slow, dark, and a little hard to follow but enjoyable for psychological movie fanatics.
Wonderful dreamy sci-fi to let wash over you. Great cast, cinematography and music.
Very interesting sound track! Plot is okay. The original movie is much better as far as the craft goes. But, it's worth the watch.
It's a remake of a russian classic. On its own it is good, but compared to the original it just lacks the certain atmosphere we had before.
Weird plot that made little to no sense to me. Far from Clooneys best performance.
Passable film of you give it the attention it deserves. Not a light watch.
Excellent sci-fi slow burn remake of the original Tarkovsky movie, gear performances and special effects
An interesting remake of an incomprehensible movie
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