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Paul S @PManRager Dec 21 While the movie had impressive visuals and intriguing concepts of a futuristic society, the story was mediocre and poorly told. I could see sci-fi fans appreciating this movie, but overall, it wasn't great. See more Craig K @Cracky Oct 21 Its not a perfect movie, but its an intriguing concept. Worth a watch if you're into parallel realities. See more Steve W @RT12844583 Sep 25 I see all the bad reviews, and my only conclusion is that the reviewers didn't understand the movie. Is it clunky in parts? Is there bad CGI in places? Yes, but the concept is brilliant. No, it's not an Inception ripoff. This is directly targeted at "Our World is a Simulation" theorists, and it does it brilliantly. The great thing is I was not expecting the shifts. They are introduced slowly enough to keep it interesting. And the last twist was perfect. The only problem is that when you realize the world is a simulation, you [slowly pixelates and drifts into nothingness] See more Rob L @RT11548204 Aug 19 Someone with purple hair in film school watched Inception and thought they could do better. They did not. See more Craig W. @CJWolfe27 07/21/2025 This is pretty, was hard to make it through the whole thing See more Claudio C @Claudio666 07/06/2025 Levels (2024) Too Bright for Certain Viewers (11,808 –05 Jul 2025 – by Claudio Carvalho) The bookseller Joe (Peter Mooney) lives in a comfortable apartment fully automatized. His best friend is Oliver, Oliver (David Hewlett), who owns a newsstand close to his home. One day, when he arrives at his bookstore, he meets the client Ash (Cara Gee). She invites him to go to a café, and they immediately fall in love with each other. Out of the blue, a stranger shots Ash into the forehead and disappears when Joe runs after him. Joe tries to commit suicide, but her is not able to kill himself. Further, he receives a message from Ash. What is happening to him? “Levels” (2024) is one of the best latest sci-fi released, with a very intelligent story. I do not understand the bad reviews and I conclude the plot is too bright for certain viewers. The idea of 497 universes created by two geniuses with algorithms to study the effects on real human beings is fantastic. Aaron Abrams performs as an excellent villain, Hunter, and shows that absolute power corrupts. The chemistry between Cara Gee and Peter Mooney is another nice part of the film. My vote is eight. Title (Brazil): Not Available My Blog: https://maniacosporfilme.wordpress.com/ See more Read all reviews

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