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This was without exaggeration the most impressive movie I've ever seen. It's the stuff cinema and 3-D are made for. I experienced it as a partly breathtaking parade of impressive landscapes, panorama shots, aliens, costumes and sets connected by a complex story about power, resistance and of course love that culminates in a clever ending.

The only reason I give not all 10 stars is because I have to confess that I found the story sometimes a little too complex and therefore hard to follow.

But this feast for the eye is by any means the money for the ticket worth. I've never seen such a spectacular movie. My dream fulfilled: A new overwhelming sf- spectacular which isn't part of the Star Wars or Star Trek franchise but opens a new rich and fantastic world and which has- in opposite to the SW prequels- a logical and intricate story.

All my hopes that it won't bomb but allow new adventures with John Carter on the Mars to be filmed.

I don't get why this movie has gotten such a low rating. I've found it really great. To me it was more interesting and exiting than a thriller. It was really imforming and showed that there is more between heaven and earth than most scientists would admit. This movies shows various examples of people- inter alia a natural scientist- who live without food for a long time. Some of them even without drinking. One of them, a spiritual man from India has eaten and drunk nothing for 70 years! Interviews with scientists who admits that there are things orthodox science can't explain and quantum physicists who say that mind is connected with the universe and everything with everything complete the fascinating experience.