It makes Perfect Sense to watch this film

The science fiction movie I watched was called Perfect Sense, starring Ewan McGregor.  This movie was actual a romance, mainly because it was a little bit harder to find a sci-fy movie I hadn’t seen yet.  While this movie centralizes around a delicate romance, in the midst of their heartbreaking tale, is this outbreak of a disease that slowly, one by one, gets rid of each of their senses.  I quite enjoyed the idea behind this—how humans even in midst of tragedy and loss will do many pointless things to be together, to be happy.  The beginning of this movie begins with a little documentary like entry, with a voice over about the way the world is, along with both tragic and happy images and videos of people all around the world.  There is men, women, food, darkness, sadness, dancing.  And then the movie begins.  This little intro shows the world we live in and sets up this interesting idea of how humans deal with loss.  Other than that, I did not think the acting or the script was great.  Yes it had some really deep lines, but a lot of the other dialogue felt awkward and forced, making some scenes unnecessarily uncomfortable.  I’m not sure I would recommend the movie, I think the idea of the disease making you lose your senses would be a much better book and more interesting conversational topic than this movie. But I give it a 5/10.  It was entertaining, an interesting idea, but poorly done.