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Slow and boring. Don't understand the 8.3 rating. Fast forwarded just to get through it and didn't lose the plot, what there is of it.

I thought i would see something like Amelie when it started. But this was not at all anything like that. The characters were so fake. No one was real feeling to them except maybe the doctor. Yes, you would argue that this was done deliberately to make the movie magical. But no it didn't do it for me. There are many ways making the movie magical without making the characters weirdos... again Amelie is such a good example of it... anyways, judge it for yourselves..

The plot is all over and the idea of she not seeing others didnt make much sense, neither we knew why she was "blind" nor was this blindness feasible. I am afraid this movie will leave you in the dark.

It is a very slow and weird movie. The concept is not something that is relatable. Some of the acting was good but that can't save a movie that very few people will find interesting. I really wanted to like this as I have enjoyed some of Aidan's other work. I completely understand why this took so long to come out and why it never made it to the theaters (at least in the USA).

Usually no matter how funky, offbeat or weird a writer or director gets I understand what is happening. Not with this movie. It did not make a bit of sense to me.

The description of the movie mentioned selective perception. The film is way off from the definitions I found.

The characters are very strange...just not believable. Sometimes the idea of being different or offbeat just doesn't work. How do people get so lost in their work that they just can't see it?.....maybe...selective perception???

I enjoyed this up to a point. But I had to have the remote control in my hand throughout due to the music being played really loud over dialogue. So I was turning it down, then up etc. Very poor sound editing. There are some great visuals, dialogue and scenes. But there are still some bits I don't understand. Decent ish

In short, this is a film that begins to make sense for around 3 seconds, giving you a strong glimmer of hope, which then is retracted rather quickly by a random event that does not make sense, nor correlate, to anything directly relevant to the film. The movie had the recipe for something great, which is a real shame. The acting was average, highly ruined by the awkward way in which this movie was written. Myself and my mother sat through the movie gaining elevens between our eyebrows and laughing in despair which was, in fact, the most entertaining part of the entire film. If you are after a movie that is written well, makes sense and will not leave you scratching your head in anger, this is not for you. Whatever this film was trying to achieve, it has failed miserably. Bare in mind, it will take 45 minutes for you to understand Bes is the one who cannot see, or can she see? WHO. KNOWS. Never again.

This romantic comedy is quite different from the rest, so I have to give it credit. However, the plot is scientifically implausible, so the scientist part of me couldn't enjoy the film as much as I would have liked.

I'd have enjoyed this much more without the so cheezy dialogues.

I was excited for this movie to come out as it looked so good from the trailer, but the movie itself lacks so much. There is no substance to the characters. You don't truly get to know or understand why they are the way that they are. The character development is sorely lacking. The acting in it was phenomenal! The plot was lacking too. I knew the movie was going to have sad points, but the characters' plot and their motivations are bland and unrelatable.

This movie had an uneasy delivery. Initially called Look Away, it then went under the title Beautiful Darkness before settling on the final title Love is Blind. This rather bland title is the only thing about it that lacks original thought. Beautiful Darkness would have suited it better. Such an intriguing premise - a girl who cannot see her mother. It has so much resonance and if you like to watch a movie and leave with all your questions answered and everything neatly tied up in a bow, then this is not for you. All of the cast are excellent but Shannon Tarbet and Aidan Turner deserve particular credit for bringing convincing psychological realism to something that treads a fine line between realistic drama and magical realism and always manages to keep that delicate balance. Aidan Turner is devastatingly good as Russell, the guy who just wants to disappear. It's beautifully shot and unfolds gently and seductively. It deserves a much higher profile than it's had and lingers in the mind long after the end.

The 8.3 rating is very misleading. The film is very slow and didn't quite capture the imagination. The characters were not believable and therefore it didn't grab me at all. I didn't quite understand how they casted the family, who looked a lot younger than they were supposed to be. The music didn't make it much better, often reminding me of a scene out of Home Alone, completely out of kilter with the emotional depth they were trying to portray. This obviously appeals to the bots that rated it 10/10, due to its robotic storyline.

Seriously the worst and most boring movie I've seen this year and I've already watched over 100 movies. Probably in the all time worst ten movies I've ever seen in fact. Not the very worst only because it's actually well made and acted but the movie itself is just so confusing, boring and annoying and doesn't know what it wants to do. Can't believe I made to the end without falling asleep.

Unfortunately we had a power cut about half way in and i missed about 15 minutes in the middle somewhere. Have no way of knowing if anything was crucial to the plot, but I think I got the gist of it anyway.

A traumatic incident has erased her Mother from her consciousness and the ACD psychiatrist who is on the spectrum puts her in group therapy with the demolition guy who feels and wants to be invisible. He also tries to commit suicide a few times, but not very hard.

She doesn't see him either. Until she does and they fall in love and live happily ever after we must guess, as the movie sort of just ends there. We don't get told if Mom is back in the picture too.

Still, I did rather enjoy it. So there's that.

Why do they bother to make a movie like this with good actors and nicely filmed? Nonsensical story about a girl who can't see certain people. Defies logic. There was no redeeming feature.

Best thing about this movie, is Aiden Turner! He didn't have much to work with.

I found it difficult to follow the dialogue because of the over-loud music track! This made it difficult to understand what was going on. What was with all the mirrors everywhere? Why have an animated white peacock? I sort of enjoyed bits of it, but it was all too disjointed and slow. A few scenes made me laugh, but mostly I felt puzzled. Aiden Tirner did a creditable performance, but that's all.

The main actress playing Bess was good at ignoring the actors around her, but otherwise, her performance was disappointing.

The guy playing the autistic psychoanalyst was unconvincing but occasionally amusing.

If you've nothing better to do, it is a reasonably amusing movie to pass the time, but I didn't connect strongly with any of the performances so I didn't much care what happened any of them.

They tried to be mysterious and occasionally humorous, but mostly it was painfully slow and boring. Too much dead screen time. A waste of good actors.

We've been waiting a long time for this film to come to us. First it was called "Look Away"..in 2015. Then it was changed to Beautiful Darkness. We waited in anticipation for 3-4 years for this to move through post production, to find a distributor and to get a release date. We poured over unofficial trailers. And still most of the world outside the UK is waiting to see it....Personally, I was not disappointed. I was waiting up at midnight on the 25/3/19 in the UK to see it. The best of indie style film making with glorious cinematography. In essence a good old fashioned love story around the premise of falling in love with someone who you can't see. Except the Princess is a Prince in Aidan Turner, destined never to be seen by his true love and each character is marooned in a lake of their own self made loneliness and isolation. But throughout there is hope, the idea of altered perception in each and everyone of us... where we only choose to see what we want to see....and the very real dilemma of being careful for what you wish for.....Finally, we all need a tree house just like that one.... It's a real gem of a film ... made out of human foibles, weaknesses, hidden strengths and belief in others.... Special shout-outs to a recreation of Buster Keaton and to Ferris Bueller in a head bandage. Here's to all that is Dark in All of Us.

Disgustingly bad and poorly directed narcissistic fantasy. One of the worst films I've ever seen.

Possibly the worst movie we have ever sat through.