uses 80% of it's full potential

Rating: 8/10 (4 August 2014)

This may or may not contain spoilers.
I just been through a few reviews and considering this film only has a 6.6 out of ten at the time of this review, I can tell this film was too complicated for some people.
It is a great piece of art, unique in many ways. Although it also has a lot of clichés, it was a pleasant film to watch. It's not often that I see a film of this genre where a woman plays the lead without having to get naked. It actually has a life lesson to teach us and it's not the lesson we are learning which seems to be that sex sells.
This film is trying to teach us that knowledge is power. Not the power that many people want i.e. the power to control others to benefit themselves, but the knowledge to grow, to get further in life.... together! To reach our full and true potentials.
Some scenes could have used more action, some of the dialogue could have been performed with more passion, but overall it was a good, clean and intelligent piece of work that I wouldn't have missed for the world.... but just as happily would have watched on blu-ray in the comfort of my own home.
SPOILER: well, kind of; if you're like me and sit through the credits in the hope of a teaser, there won't be one.