

Arrival
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- A movie that evolves more every time you encounter it as you progress through life and tackle on what it might mean for you. The first time I watched it, heart strings were gently pulled. The second time, a little teary-eyed. The fifth time, I couldn't hold back the throat locking, chest aching, water works. Added it to my collection of how to make a grown man cry. Beautifully put together, without all the hollywood explosions.
- I absolutely love Arrival. This movie is a masterpiece—the music, the cinematography, the atmosphere, the twist, and that final, heartbreaking realization. It’s a deeply emotional and thought-provoking film, not an action-based science-fiction movie. Beneath the story of first contact is a beautifully understated love story and a meditation on time, grief, choice, and what it means to embrace life even when you know it will eventually break your heart. Once everything falls into place, the entire movie takes on a new meaning. It’s haunting, intelligent, profoundly moving, and about as close to cinematic perfection as a film can get.
- What if aliens show up in giant obsidian coffee pods, and instead of nuking New York, they ask if we want to learn sentence structure? It’s a slow, thoughtful, brain-melting meditation on language, perception, and time, basically Independence Day for people who read books without pictures. Amy Adams is deciphering grief one inky Heptapod swirl at a time. These aliens don’t speak, they mist-blast entire concepts into the air like intergalactic Rorschach tests, and somehow it makes total sense. By the end, the twist doesn’t explode, it just lands in your chest like a memory you haven’t lived yet, quietly rearranging your understanding of time. There’s no war, no special effects show, just the terrifying realisation that communication might be the most powerful weapon, or gift, we’ve got.
- When you look up "Sci-Fi" in the dictionary, this movie is the one that should top the list. This is among my top five favorite sci-fi movies. It doesn't shy away from the SCIENCE, but it presents it in a way integral to the story, which only elevated this to an instant classic. It has infinite rewatchability. Adams is a Joy, a treasure. Renner represents us, the audience, in his reveling of her character and her bravery. Watch it, then watch it again. Bravo!
- Arrival is a very intriguing movie from beginning to end. Positives: - The movie has a great and intriguing premise - The story is executed to perfection and is very interesting - The performances are pretty great - The main character of Louise is very interesting - The movie is very unpredictable - There is a very solid twist that I didn’t see coming Mixed: - The side characters aren’t interesting at all but they play their part Overall Arrival is one of the most interesting movies I have ever seen and probably one of the best movies I have ever seen.
- Arrival is one of the more unique and interesting sci-fi movies in the last 10 years. I'll be entirely honest, I didnt think much of Arrival when I saw it in 2017, but rewatching it now I certainly can see it's merit. While hardly thrill-a-minute, Arrival does manage to make an engaging film out of what seems to be a fairly mundane idea. As it turns out, the idea of a language professor decrypting an Alien language is actually quite interesting. Not much actually happens in the film, but don't let that trick you into thinking it's boring. The audio and visuals were all spot on even if slightly uneventful. There is next to no spectable in Arrival.
- A very good first contact style of movie. Solid cast and direction, felt the score lacked slightly. Given the movie falls just under the 2 hour mark I did feel like the ending was a little rushed and could of easily been expanded upon but I guess with the deliberate slow pacing of the movie this was intentional. CGI didn't feel over used and was well implemented. A solid attempt and well worth watching
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Arrival was released on 10 november 2016.
Arrival was directed by Denis Villeneuve.
Arrival has a runtime of 1 u, 56 m.
Arrival was produced by Dan Levine, Shawn Levy, Karen Lunder, Aaron Ryder, David Linde, Dan Cohen.
Nadat buitenaardse wezens op de aarde landen, wordt een taalkundige gerekruteerd door de Amerikaanse overheid om de bedoelingen van de wezens te ontcijferen. Terwijl ze de taal van de wezens begint te begrijpen, krijgt ze te maken met een aantal flashbacks.
The key characters in Arrival are Louise Banks (Amy Adams), Ian Donnelly (Jeremy Renner), Colonel Weber (Forest Whitaker).
Arrival is rated 12.
Arrival is a Sciencefiction, Drama, Mysterie film.
Arrival has an audience rating of 8.3 out of 10.
Arrival had a budget of US$ 47 mln..
Arrival has made US$ 203,4 mln. at the box office.







































