Bold choice to blend out some conversations in this. I like it. I wonder whether the actors knew their lines would be drowned out however, whether they could just improvise, or whether they had to practise lines.

That line about how attraction, no matter whether reciprocated or not, is that one sign that you’re alive the highest form of showing you that you are, maybe… hits home with someone who’s lost the sparks.

The conversation about the stars hit home too. How we are the last people… oh not even ALL of us, when did we have the first satellites? But we’re essentially the last people to have seen just the night sky as is, with the stars.

Unexpected how it tied up with her visitor and well, everything. Sad to see her work go wasted, but in the end I understand that decision too, somewhere.

The film is a little on the boring side. The writing definitely wastes such a good cast. They deserved better

Very enjoyable. It was nice to go on a cruise during coronavirus. I could watch Meryl and Lucas Hedges talk all day long. The whole cast is really exquisite here. As a Boston Legal superfan it was great seeing Candice Bergen again. Dianne West had me crying with laughter multiple times. One of my favourite Steven Soderbergh films as well.

Experimental cinema that is not so experimental. Improvised dialogues that are not so improvised. A drama that is not really a drama. Great product placement on cruises in times of coronavirus. Steven Soderbergh blowing smoke once again.

More like _Let Me Go to Sleep_. No disrespect to anyone that loves it but I couldn’t see what everyone else saw.

This movie must hold the record for the most _"uhms"_, _"ahs"_ and _"aaaaa"_ in cinema history. Maybe improvised dialogue is not the norm for a reason. Couldn't finish watching it.

Thought this would be better. The dialogue still bothers me after sitting through.

When I read the blurb I thought to myself "This sounds like a groundbreakingly boring film"

I can now confirm: it is

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Seems like the Pandemic, is doing more than what it does. it's taking away any idea left on TV and movies, people n more
Let's say that could be the excuse for this film, actors and director. I can find it possible.

Without a doubt, Steven Soderbergh's films are not for everyone, but I can say that I have enjoyed several of them to the point of including them in my film library. It is not the case of this film with a wonderful cast, but with a very soft writing that does not manage to consolidate at any time. Even the ending was disappointing.