Hellen I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

Clevercell Very disappointing...

KnotStronger This is a must-see and one of the best documentaries - and films - of this year.

Kimball Exactly the movie you think it is, but not the movie you want it to be.

patbutton-49557 I loved this movie. Demi was credible in both characters. I didn't want it to end. Wouldn't it be wonderful to dream across the universe and always have someone loving there?

gridoon Although the premise is far from original (like someone else already said, it had been used only two years earlier by Raoul Ruiz in a film called "Shattered Image"), it is certainly interesting. It's the kind of premise that makes you want to see a movie, and that keeps you watching it all the way to the end. The film itself is dull, however. The filmmakers have chosen to de-emphasize the mystery/fantasy aspects of the story, and to emphasize the romantic aspect. But for all the time that is devoted to them, both romances that Demi gets involved in are pretty hollow, and visually the film is much less inventive than "Shattered Image". Eventually the truth is revealed, but even that is done in a most anti-climactic manner. (**)

esteban1747 An interesting argument in a very slow film, which seems to be more French than an American made one. You must see carefully the first scenes to follow the proposed plot. If you do not that you will be certainly lost by mid of the film. Even though you will be in doubt regarding the real personality of Marie/Martha Marie 'Marty' Talmadge (Demi Moore). Whom she really loved? it was a mystery.

moonspinner55 Surprisingly absorbing film that requires your patience (to let it unfold) and your attention (to capture all the nuances, and they are there). Demi Moore (looking angular and pale like Courteney Cox-Arquette, yet more flexible) is very fine as a woman living parallel lives, one of which is a dream-world. She's a widowed book reviewer in France with two kids and also a literary businesswoman in New York City. Complicating matters are two separate lovers (and shrinks!) who all say that the OTHER life she's having is a dream. Plot is laid out in elementary terms (with some nice surreal edges there at the finale) and I found it a pleasant, intriguing bit of fantasy, quite romantic in its melodrama. And for the poster who hated this on both plane flights he saw it on, heads up: most films look bad on planes. *** from ****