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βVery tense plot, especially in the second half till the final scene.β
Reno Β· TMDB reviews β
βwill keep you on the edge of your seat until its very endingβ
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βLife After is a thought provoking piece of art that should be watched by everyone, regardless of disability. Whether you think this affects you or not, all it takes is one accident (as talking head Melissa Hickson talks about with regards to her husband) to have your right to make medical decisions taken away. This movie chilled me to my core but itβs imperative you see it.β
Kristen Lopez, The Film Maven Β· 100
βThis movie is not about suicide, which would mean it would be about death. Rather, itβs about life, life that is far more complex than the soundbite clips from the past can give.β
Esther Zuckerman, IndieWire Β· 91
βLife After doesnβt equivocate; neither does it offer easy answers. It tackles a thorny topic in a challenging way, with the tenderness, complexity and β notwithstanding Davenportβs earlier wish β the personal perspective it deserves.β
Ben Kenigsberg, The New York Times Β· 90
βThe film may be most powerful for how Reid Davenport subtly connects the experience of the disabled community with that of marginalized diaspora groups at large.β
Lauren Wissot, Slant Magazine Β· 75
βLife After is a powerful movie that examines the political and social structures that surround and control people with disabilities, and comes to a conclusion that will spark many arguments.β
Matt Zoller Seitz, RogerEbert.com Β· 75
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βVery tense plot, especially in the second half till the final scene.β
Renoabout 50β100% inread it β
βwill keep you on the edge of your seat until its very endingβ
AstroNoudabout 75β100% inread it β
β_Life_ may not be doing anything new, but it's doing it better than similar services of late. _Final rating:β β β - I personally recommend you give it a go._β
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βIt's life, Jim, but actually as we know it. Life is an average sci-fi picture, one that gets by on effects and general sci-fi values. Plot is utterly familiar. OK! It's always going to be unfair to judge a film of this type by the bar raiser that was Ridley Scott's Alien (1979), but really the familiarity on show here is tantamount to being naughty. A group of space explorers discover an alien life form and after the initial wonderment and excitement subsides, things quickly turn bad, withβ
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