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Its about Otto, the man that just lost his soulmate and love-life. Like any of Hanks' movies, The movie typically resembles the American dream: small neighborhood, cosy relations, American patriotism and Hanks visionary talk and performance. What makes Hanks' movies loved is the dreamy pace of it; calm streets, colorful shiny cars and landscapes, semi-theatrical performance, soft criticism, and respect to the American civilization and the American army, bit highlights on deviations are made too. Hanks way is fading despite it is widely demanded and watched, his films are like soft breeze in a hot summer day. I live him and will definitely not stop watching films like OTTO. Love and respect 👍🏼

Michael Fassbender should never stop acting. I very much appreciate Fassbender's discipline sticking to his line of acting. Philosophical and charismatic at times of void action. The guy turned a simply shallow action movie into a mysteriously taking one through waiting for his next move while kills in cold blood not allowing his thoughts to weigh him down. Wished if such perspective was applied in real life to save and impose good manners! The film is artistically fine interms of only Fassbender's acting. Netflex is known for medium art it creates for fast consumption, but this time it managed to bring a good talent that will make this film last and honorably added to Fassbender's filmography.

Although I got sick from the first half of the movie as it depicts that kind of utopian lifestyle, the second half made me continue watching. Woman, she's the key to man's mental failures. In other words, the film embodies man's perfectionism and how he tries to involve woman in his illusions. Nevertheless, woman resists, revolts and turn it upside down.

I very much like the concept, and when I finished watching researched the crew and found out that it was directed by the same director of Her and other movies. Olivia Wilde is really visionary, and whether or not we lined up with her vision, we gotta salute her for thinking and developing a vision in an poor-visioned world.