A Night Without Armor

I was not going to write, but I was shocked by the negative review on this movie, so I had to react.

Finding the strength to endure and stand true to your loved ones, especially not abandoning one's children, while finding support in the most unexpected places...this is the message of this movie. You can see the clash of instincts and principles, the slow to develop but then strong bond between the characters, the forbidden passion boiling inside, and then the strong attraction to another reality part of which is also symbolized in the small item they exchange, which is the token of a bond as strong as family.

BEAUTIFUL movie, A+ to the director and cast, such a masterpiece drama in 4 acts.

If you are married non-fundamentalist with a few kids and have retained a few working brain cells and doubts, watch this movie, it will really get you thinking, and it will not end on the night you watch it either. In other words, if you have a beating heart and do not suffer from Asperger's or was raised in a closet, this movie is for you.

Watched it because of the high rating on IMDb. Watched it to the end because I am an idiot optimist and like to give movies the benefit of the doubt until the last scene. I even like movies that are really theater plays like this one, where its dialog that makes or breaks them. Well, let me tell you when it comes to the dialog, this one was written by Neil Taylor and Seamus Coleman... ...do not watch!

While I appreciate the actors efforts, the tone of the film etc. I think this movie is far from attaining such a high rating.

It's very interesting that 99% of this movie is literally one scene: it's one conversation between two people with two different life perspectives (it's a man and a woman, you can't get any more different than that, right?). I loved how the dialogue starts off casual and progresses to a sort of exchange between hope and hopelessness. It's a beautiful film about two human beings who in one conversation challenge each other and at the same time inspire each other. Jacob Fishel and Pepper Binkley put on outstanding performances.

Oh my! What an awful bit of a superficial conversation I had to endure from two actors with really little talent - a mood killer if you were set to watch a romantic movie with stars and meteors. And by the way: check with an astronomer, how much of a meteor shower can be seen during the suggested full moon. Conclusion: definitely not recommended.