Your Reviews
this movie was pretty good but it was not " great". that's all i have to say ( this movie is just okay) i was not suprised it was just good.
I really enjoyed this movie. I don't usually post but just felt the need to do so. I actually went out and bought this film. It was creepy and touching at the same time.
It was ok, not great, not horrible. It didn't keep our interest and we would pause the movie to get something to drink or eat. It wasn't riveting and we would never watch it again.
This movie was ridiculous. They tried to incorporate religion and apocolypse into a sci-fi? What was with the four horsemen/aliens/angels in their spaceship, taking random people to a world of wheat?!... The story was intricate and peplexing, but with no sensible ending. Full Review
Critic Reviews
Knowing is among the best science-fiction films I've seen -- frightening, suspenseful, intelligent and, when it needs to be, rather awesome.Full Review
Genre fans always looking for something new and awesome may feel like they've seen most of this before, but the conceptual and emotional strength of Summit's Nicolas Cage starrer largely carries the day.Full Review
Yes, Knowing is creepy, at least for the first two-thirds or so, in a moderately satisfying, if predictable, way.Full Review
Whatever else Proyas has done in Knowing, he has created an ending that is sure to divide audiences into camps of love it or hate it, deeming its message either hopeful or hopelessly heavy-handed. For me, it doesn't quite work; still I'm glad he took the risk.Full Review
Whatever else Proyas has done in Knowing, he has created an ending that is sure to divide audiences into camps of love it or hate it, deeming its message either hopeful or hopelessly heavy-handed. For me, it doesn't quite work; still I'm glad he took the risk.Full Review

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