Unique, different

Rating: 7/10 (28 August 2011)

The movie has its ups and down, and you have to suspend your belief to thoroughly enjoy it. David Norris is in the running to be on senate, and Elise is a dancer whom he comes across in the men's bathroom. The movie takes off from there as David and Elise battle the "Adjustment Bureau" to get together.
It is a strange concept and the movie had its ups and downs. More were good than bad and I actually found myself wondering if we have some sort of "puppeteer" pulling strings. If things would be different if we didn't spill our coffee on our laps or something. Other times, I felt as if the script was weak and unbelievable. Part of the ending felt weak as well.
It is not the best and tweaking could have been done to fix the weaker points. But it did what it was supposed to do and got the message across. Free will is precious and love is as well.
Many complain that they went to see an action movie and got a love story, but in my opinion it was never advertised as anything else.
Which was it got a seven out of ten. The Adjustment Bureau wasn't perfection but there are indeed worse movies which are more famous. It got the message across and served its purpose. To entertain. And it did that rather well.