Attraction

If you can get past the terrible English dubs of the main cast - don't ask me why the tertiary characters were good and they skimped on the main cast - this is a beautiful sci-fi gem.

You can see the quality of acting behind the dubs. The story is good. The visuals were superb.

I wish Amazon had it in the original Russian with English subs.

It's a shame that a seasoned writer didn't proofread the screenplay to fix the many plot and technical issues. The editing has to be one of the worst I've seen. The directing was sub-par. The English dubbing was decent, and the cinematography and visuals were stunning. Acting was actually not bad. My generous 7/10 could've and should've easily been a 9/10. Such a shame.

I've just finished watching the movie, and, as a Sci-Fi buff I must say it bored me to death. Please don't compare this to District 9 or Independence Day, or Alien or whatever, it deserves it's low rating. From start to end you can see it's an ambitious project, but it fails in all aspects, no action, no deep psychological meaning, not even one great moment to remember. It's all so-so from start to end, no character development and the ending absolutely anti-climactic. I couldn't care less about the protagonists life in the end, pretty much says it all.

Beautiful special effects and original alien design; It's a shame, because the idiocy of the plot (young Russians acting as dumb) makes it a wasteful opportunity to develop a good sci-fi movie. Lately, Russia has given sample on how to compete with Hollywood (see Guardians), but the difference between making a good movie and a bad one are always the same: a strong story with new ideas.

I'll watch anything sci fi, but at the same time I consider myself a sci fi snob and will be extremely, harshly critical of what I watch.

This was worth my time. I had it on as background while I was multitasking, but it quickly grabbed my full attention.

Lots of room from improvement, but very acceptable as it stands. I'm sure we'll see that improvement in future offers.

I'm really enjoying our current availability of fare from sources other than Hollywood, especially Independents and Europe/Russia/Aust/NZ.

Hollywood lately has a rot, where almost everything movie and television uses social agenda pandering central to the plot. "Attraction" is simple entertainment, and that's all I want!

Good job!