
Reviews — High Life
Audience write-ups from TMDB
CinemaSerf
What a letdown this turned out to be, considering everyone involved. It's needlessly complicated and remarkably effective at draining any enjoyment or engagement from the story, perhaps even more so than a black hole could. There’s absolutely no genuine feeling present while watching the ex-prisoner known as "Monte" (Robert Pattinson) and his daughter "Willow" (Jessie Ross) grapple with the loneliness of an increasin…
Stephen Campbell
**_Esoteric and poetic, but very singular; certainly not for everyone_** > _Imagine a star with a mass 10 times that of the sun. During most of its lifetime of about a billion years, the star will generate heat at its centre by converting hydrogen into helium. The energy released will create sufficient pressure to support the star against its own gravity, giving rise to an object with a radius about five times the…
naciohr
I have never encountered a movie quite as awful or unpleasant as this one. The storyline itself is dreadful, and it lacks any discernible purpose. It’s hard to fathom why the actors would even consent to participate in such a production.
Gill-Man
This science fiction movie is a truly spectacular and unrestrained work. Claire Denis’ direction feels like an impressive achievement, filled with intense dread and a powerful force that completely absorbs you from beginning to end. For me, the film felt more like a thoughtful examination of what drives humanity's inherent impulsiveness. Numerous plot developments and story components seem rooted in the idea that …


