If you do not like Philip K Dick, you may find many reasons to not like this film. I do and I really enjoyed it. It's not Blade Runner, but well worth a watch. If you have never heard of PKD and enjoy scifi and fantasy, give it a try.

The acting in this movie is terrible, the characters are like talking puppets. Matt Damon plays the same guy from Good Will Hunting, the intelligent guy with a pitiable background. Emilly Blunts character is just as stereotypical, playing the struggling artist with a bad girl complex. The bowler hat guys are the worst because they have nothing of interest to say, in fact they all behave the same way, It's like they are there to make you think something is happening, when nothing really is. I don't see the romance between the two main characters, if anything the intimate moments between the two made me cringe. The dialogue between all these characters are not memorable or interesting, obviously the script lets it down. There is absolutely no charm in this movie or it's characters, you cannot substitute good acting or writing with a silly far fetched plot.

"The Adjustment Bureau" is highly creative and intelligent in terms of the story that is being conveyed to viewers. The concept that someone(apart from God) is trying to "adjust" our daily lives according to a predetermined "plan" is the greatest element of thrill in the story/ screenplay. It might come as a shock for some viewers. The plot moves forward at a decent pace and viewers will keep wondering what is going to happen next. Therefore, it definitely captures the interest and full attention of its viewer.The chemistry between the two main lead actors (Matt Damon and Emily Blunt)is outstanding, almost magical. Viewers can actually "feel the love" between Matt Damon (Norris) and Emily Blunt (Elyse). Their on-screen chemistry is one of the major attractions of "The Adjustment Bureau". The movie is also visually appealing and edited brilliantly.I would love to become a full-time movie critic or a story-writer for movies because movies exist in every breath I take. Employers can contact me at [email protected]

Verryyyy different than the short story that it is "based" on! I was really looking forward to see a talking dog! Actually, I think it's kind of weird that the dog's part in the story is given to an African American actor. hmmm...Great chemistry between Damon and Blunt! They seemed almost natural and real in their conversations! And she's so dang pretty! I really enjoyed the acting of John Slattery and Terrence Stamp as well! This movie, for me, turned out to be more of a romance than a sci-fi flick, but it was still a decent view. I liked the hats and especially the doors, which were super cool. But I really liked Blunt with Damon and would love to see the two of them together in another film!