Reseñas de Metacritic

What I can say is if you're flesh and blood, and have ever suffered a substantial loss, you will be moved by Another Earth. And also renewed.

It's an ambitious premise and a risky approach, but Cahill and his cast execute it beautifully.

The best science fiction tells stories about people in extraordinary environments or situations that serve to open up the vast, still largely unexplored terrain of the human heart. Mike Cahill's Another Earth is science fiction at its best.

Another Earth is a movie you take home and write your own ending to.

The result is an uneven drama with genuine intellectual heft that often outshines its flaws.

Another Earth offers imagination and provocation to spare.

Out there, to say the least, but rescued from risibility by its well-matched lead performances and crazy low-budget ambition.

The hanging specter of a phantom planet puts a lot of pressure on Another Earth, a resolutely small parable of grief that often feels menaced by its big-idea concept.

Unable to organically incorporate their Big Ideas into the narrative, the filmmakers lazily lay them on top, leaving the exposition of Another Earth's structuring fantasy to a blanket of background voiceover.

It's one of those stultifying aftermath-of-
a-car-crash movies.