source: Rapid Eye Movement

An average movie. It could have been better as plot was good. Starting with hope but then feels boring by repitative days. 1.48 hours are very long to such movie. End is also average. Acting by main character is well. Not much recommend to watch.

I fell asleep while trying to watch it but woke up before it ended then fell asleep in my nice BLOOM BED TY

Rick Weider is one of the most human and believable heroes in a commercial thriller I've seen in a long time.

Well actually this is more of an awareness thriller of an illness. A neat trick some may say or think to get us to realize or see something we may not have been aware of. If you are not a cynic maybe you can appreciate the movie though. I did not expect it to be as well made as it was. Visually speaking but also in the acting department. Not because I knew the actors and was sceptical. I didn't even look who is in it (I am aware of some of them and have seen them in other things too), but it was just my perception or expectations of what the movie would be. Turns out this one concept idea actually does work. Which has to do with the script, the cinematography and the acting. All combined helped elevate the movie to a thriller you can watch and be entertained by, while learning something along the way too

After watching this movie, I am certain that doing so was more torturous than attempting to stay awake for 11 days.

The cinematic effect was so easy! the additional reality was like added by snapchat app!

Terribly written and so slow it actually made 2 people fall asleep. Do not waste your time. I guarantee you have seen every plot, scenario and outcome a thousand times before. Well the concept isn't horrible, but whomever put this garbage together doesn't know how to make a movie. When you see people leave mid way its a terrible sign. The writing sucks, the acting sucks, the directing sucks. Do you get the idea that this entire ting sucks?

What a bore, I want my 108 min back. I couldn't stay awake, I actually fell asleep watching it.