What i liked about it was how it was always brought the concepts of potentiality, alternate futures and the interactions of decisions back to a human level... that these concepts weren't just abstract... They weren't philosophical ideas, rather they were felt...

Very rare for these types of movies to do that... This is an exception...

It was a fun and interesting ride...

I enjoyed it. Went in with no pre-conceived notions, didn't watch the trailer or read reviews. It was a Netflix movie in Sci Fi that I hadn't seen, which is a rarity. It was unique, not fully explained, with a variety of interpretations on alternative futures, choices, and happiness. Not a 10/10, but definitely worth a watch if you like the genre.

It was enjoyable, handsomely mounted and well worth a look, but its reputation and sizeable cult following has long baffled me, too. A solid 6/10 from me.

@Renovatio said: They weren't philosophical ideas, rather they were felt...

That is precisely what moved me so much; the sensitivity of the filming and the subtlety of the (potential) sensations in many scenes. I felt like timing was of essence in the filming itself.

I consider this is definitely a movie to watch with time instead of as a quick entertainment.

This film is amazing. It's a little sad, but amazing. For those of us who ponder reality, life choices, chance, and destiny, it's a candy store.