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Such a frustrating disappointment

Load of rubbish!!

Funny, strange, confrontational and subversive, this is one of the most interesting experiences you'll have at the cinema this year.

The best films of this genre always show a path and provide a takeaway for being a better person.

In a world mixed with reality and fantasy, where one would question systems and laws, this movie takes place. And what a better way to demonize the communist one-child policy than weaving it in a gloomy story where 7 female siblings have to hide their existence forever. I have to say that the story of this movie is unique, for it invokes your sympathy with the 7 identical siblings. The fact that you must hide all your life with no real identity, and are only allowed to go out once a week on the day you're named after, is pretty painful and depressing. Noomi Rapace's performance was incredible. It reminds me of the talents of Uma Therman in 'Kill Bill' and Sigourney Weaver in her epic days. The movie raises an indirect question. Is it true that love can conquer everything? We see that the CAB officer gets attached to one of the siblings, that's Saturday. Although we didn't see enough of what urges him to risk his life in order to save her, he defies everything for her. Perhaps it proves that love is blind. It sure is in this case. I recommend this movie for you. Enjoy!

In a future where overpopulation is the major threat to civilization, having more than one child is a major crime against humanity. To enforce that CAB, Child Allocation Bureau, starts to hunt all and every sibling around. Siblings are processed in CAB's headquarters, and CAB quickly takes the form of a oppressing agency that stands above the law. In this world Terrence Settman secretely raises his seven grandchildren, all identical girls, that his daughter left after dying at birth. He names them for the weekdays, and when they get old enough they can only go outside on their day. One day Monday doesn't come home.A good thriller with quite a bit of action and sci-fi in it. And to be honest, some pretty gory and gruesome moments. There are several twists and turns in a pretty good plot. The premise is interesting, even if not really worked through. Some of the twists are quite obvious and easy to predict. Others are harder to guess, foremost what really happened to Monday, and that is what carries the suspense throughout the movie. Because, even though there are some errors, this is a good thriller.Noomi Rapace acts very well against her self. I honestly didn't feel her acting against six copies of herself stuttered or forced anytime. They interacted as if there really were seven siblings there. The other bid names, Close and Defoe, has just small parts actually. And even if they act well, as always, they don't contribute to the important parts.8/10

I really enjoyed this movie. I must admit I was a little hesitant at first to watch it as I thought it would be to political and boring but it was anything but.The idea of limiting the amount of children people can have is a clever idea and makes the movie more believable as you can imagine this happening in real life.The movie was well acted and well directed with some good tense scenes like the characters going through check points etc and some clever plot tactics like sending you off in one direction while it goes another way making it hard to see the final plot. The effects were also excellent with great action scenes and some tense stand-offsThis has to be one of the better sci-fi movies I have seen in a while with a clever well written plot which is also original and great characters. There were some holes in the plot though which did leave me confused but a great movie and worth a watch

It's rare I find myself wanting to leave a raving review halfway through a movie, but I did with this one (I made myself wait until it finished, and even after a few days I'm still thinking about this brilliant movie, so here I am haha). The brief write-up offered on my satellite tv box said it was about 7 girls trying to survive in a one-child per family world, it was a sci-fi/thriller, and that was it. But I'm SO glad I watched it! Just annoyed I watched it alone!The film was surprisingly more action-packed than I thought it would manage to be, and the actress playing all of the girls did a brilliant job, so did the younger actress. The twists were surprising. I found myself immersed in the film right from the start, and even when you have that moment "they said the title of the movie!" it quickly passes because you don't want to miss what they're saying. The jumping from present time to past was stitched together well, not jarring at all, and explained enough without making the viewer feel stupid or it was overdone. The intro explains enough and sets the scene well without dragging it on, just getting on with the story - loved that.Seeing the technology they used wasn't that far fetched considering how fast our technology is advancing these days. It was creepy in that sense.I suggest you watch it. Ignore the bad reviews, just go into it expecting nothing and you'll be blown away. Very well done film, ended up upping my rating from 9 stars to 10/10.