The Age of Adaline

The idea of the movie is absolutely great, finally there is a character who is not a superhero or a vampire, but an ordinary woman, having to deal with mundane things in life, like a bank account or a new passport/driving license. However, the greatest idea is nothing without an implementation and the implementation here was, hmm, flat.

Most romantic movies have a realistic theme and plot, but this movie added a little twist to that notion.It was interesting for that reason alone.

As a 45 yr old male I have seen a multitude of movies in my life. From A to Z (affair to Zombies).

Did not expect this to be so good really enjoyed it like having a great book read to you .

I really liked this movie. The acting is top class all way around, especially from Blake Lively and Harrison Ford.

The plot was pretty predictable from the beginning, but the movie has been beautifully cast and filmed. Definitely worth watching.

An unusual mix of science fiction and romance which should satisfy any couple looking for something to mutually enjoy on the couch - as long as neither gets too pedantic about how things work 'in the real world'. Though the science is deeply flawed it is mostly as irrelevant as it is fantastic in this contrived but likable humanistic fantasy based on a real world reflection of an impossible reality.

Most people wants to live forever or wants to be young forever. But The Age of Adaline proves that living and staying young forever is nothing when everyone you love is going to die and will get older.

If you can have Harrison Ford in your movie and you just introduce him almost an hour into the movie and it still works: You know you have a winner. Generally speaking the actors involved are phenomenal.