The Aerialist

An Beautiful aging dancer/aerialist has some huge battles to fight against including ageism and injury in a world where the young are revered And experience Isn't.

To start with, I don't quite understand why this movie has such a low rating. I started watching it mainly in the background because I'm an aerialist myself and was curious about the movie, but the low rating put me kinda off. But I ended it up being glued to the screen. It's a good movie, with nice choreos, enough drama and a very sweet end.

If you're into action stuff, it's not for you. But if you're in the arts industry (and of an age 30+), I think it's certainly something you could relate to. Maybe, giving it all 10 stars is a bit of an overreaction from my side, but imho it definitely deserves more than some 5.1 stars, hence my choice.

Awesome and much anticipated sequel to The Gymnast! I was mesmerized not only by the breathtaking skill of these aerial ballerinas but also by the intertwined drama of the stories and characters woven into the The Aerialist. The athleticism of the performers was matched only by acting performances. A brilliant all round movie with a twist that will catch you like a thief in the night!

I loved the way the rich story unfolded and wove the subplots. Exquisitely directed, edited and acted. The diverse cast is wonderful and the behind the scenes look at the pop industry is fascinating and revealing. A brilliant portrayal by Dreya Weber, who leads a family of performers threatened by greed, ageism and injury. Highly recommend to those who appreciate mature complex filmmaking.

It is not comparable to The Gymnast. Acting is terrible, overdramatized, and forced. Trying way to hard to be serious, sensual, and important.

Instead It is more concerned about creating some deep movie.

Turned it off. Snooze fest.