The Unseen

Just finished watching this film.

My rating is five, I was going to give it less but I thought the execution of the story was good, the acting was also good the only thing wrong with this film they didn't use the story to it's full extent.

My feeling is that the film was a wasted potential for the director.

Give this a watch, it's quite slow in parts but it has it's moments.

Give it a watch and see what I mean when I say it's a missed opportunity.

This was a good movie, you just have to get through the first half which is a slow start. I really liked the cast. Julia Stone is really good, you can see a lot more of her in season 2 of The Killing. She's really good in that and it's one of my favorite series. This movie is well worth your time.

The movie was okay. The begining was wicked slow and kind of boring. It got a little more fast paced around halfway through. It was kind of confusing, they didnt explain the condition the man had and I hated the ending.... didnt even explain what was going to happen to them later on in life or anything. The acting was good. Very mysterious.

Most of the movie is the usual dysfunctional male w/issues resolved w/drugs & alcohol. Usual can't connect well w/family, or anyone else for that matter. So he's off to rescue the troubled, hasn't seen in ages, teen daughter as our plot focal point. Oh, and in some not explained, failure to pass grade school science sort-of-way, they both are slowly disappearing. Yes, like ever expanding parts of their body don't physically exist - OK!. Except some how those parts can still touch the real physical world. Usual green screen to fill in the missing parts w/background. It's not even fantasy, it's just dumb!

We found the acting in this film pretty decent and believable but the storyline was all over the place. So much more could have been done with this great concept of visually disappearing skin and flesh. We couldn't wait for it to finish.