NekoHomey Purely Joyful Movie!

Nessieldwi Very interesting film. Was caught on the premise when seeing the trailer but unsure as to what the outcome would be for the showing. As it turns out, it was a very good film.

Inmechon The movie's only flaw is also a virtue: It's jammed with characters, stories, warmth and laughs.

Allison Davies The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

Helio Copter I enjoyed this film quite a bit. Part of watching it is the process of trying to figure out what's going on, as the non-linear chronological progression gradually reveals more. It is understandable that some people won't enjoy a film that is this labyrinthine, as it can be confusing. However for my part, I felt that it was very well written and directed, and the mystery was a virtue. The cinematography is very artistically executed; a beautiful (although dark) film for the eyes. I thought that the two lead actors did well, and in particular I was glad to see Olesya Rulin get a serious role like this. I would like to see her some more. All in all, I would recommend this to anyone who appreciates psychologically serpentine films that are thought-provoking in an impressionistic sort of way.

hmccountryman I was randomly looking through movies on Netflix, and lately the recent chain of movies I have been watching are thriller type movies. But the "cerebral" movies caught my eye. The picture for the film was odd enough and the name as well, plus the description had a certain odd attraction to it. I wasn't sure if I would like it, but surely enough here I am typing out a review for it. The acting in Apart isn't bad at all, and the actual movie is put together quite well. With the colors (and just overall theme) that they use throughout the film the movie can seem rather dark and morbid. But after I watched the movie, I couldn't (and still can't) stop thinking about it and thus had to watch it another half a dozen times. So obviously I love the movie. There isn't any nudity. But there is some language. And the movie may be kinda disturbing to younger viewers. But overall it's a great movie that i would recommend to my friends, and encourage you to watch as well.

vicky-l-sheets I'm a BIG fan of Indie films! I had not heard of "Apart" and completely missed out on the Tugg screening at the AMC in SugarLand last week. This film is darkly twisted, A bit of "Memento" & "Donnie Darko" (of which I love both just as dearly). Wow, the cinematography is excellent for a film with such a small budget. The acting was believable. "Apart" was filmed mostly in Richmond & Rosenberg, after Lamar High School graduate Josh Danziger (star of the film) had suggested this location to Aaron Rottinghaus for his directorial debut. So glad he did. The Houston area is certainly not Hollywood, but several great films have been birthed in this area. Full of "Texas Talent"! It became available on 7.15.12 for streaming on Netflix. Don't miss this one if you are an Indie Film fan. The story was drawn from actual case histories about a rare psychological disorder classified as ICD-10 F24, (Induced Delusional Disorder) "madness of two". This story is one you will want to rewind & watch & remark "Oh, I get it". Darkly Twisted!!! I love the soundtrack as well, Ck it out!

kluttsjd I was fortunate enough to see Apart in Houston on the night of the premiere with Josh Danziger, the star of the film. It was shot in my home town and my high school, so I was going to see the movie regardless. However, I was truly blown away with the writing, acting, and cinematography of "Apart".The film is a very mature, and dark film and a large undertaking for a freshman writer/actor like Danziger. However, the movie was pulled off spectacularly. The story is rich and layered, and while the non-linear, broken time line may be difficult to follow for some, it is integral to the story line. The way the film is cut and shot really envelops the audience into the storyline and into the psyche of the characters.The film is an amazing psychological and philosophical journey into reality, sanity and what it means to love, exist, and what is real. This isn't your typical high octane thriller, but it is thrilling nonetheless. You will leave the theater questioning more than when you went in, and for this film, that is a good thing.