Mr. Nobody

3.50
    Mr. Nobody
    2009

    Synopsis

    Nemo Nobody leads an ordinary existence with his wife and 3 children; one day, he wakes up as a mortal centenarian in the year 2092.

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    Cast

    • Jared LetoNemo Nobody (old & adult)
    • Sarah PolleyAdult Elise
    • Diane KrugerAdult Anna
    • Linh-Dan PhamAdult Jean
    • Rhys IfansNemo's Father
    • Natasha LittleNemo's Mother
    • Toby RegboNemo age 16
    • Juno TempleAnna age 15
    • Allan CordunerDr. Feldheim
    • Daniel MaysYoung Journalist

    Recommendations

    • 100

      Washington Post

      Van Dormael has crafted a saga that, even at two-plus hours, is endlessly, enormously watchable.
    • 83

      Portland Oregonian

      van Dormael’s vivid visual sense and genuine curiosity about the nature of love and life, time and death, make it well worth surrendering to his imagination for a while.
    • 80

      The Hollywood Reporter

      Van Dormael's intriguing script is more than matched in his flamboyant direction of this 2-hour-plus tale, heroically edited by Matyas Veress and Susan Shipton into a fluid, generally understandable narrative.
    • 75

      McClatchy-Tribune News Service

      Writer-director Jaco Van Dormael (“Toto the Hero”) spins flashbacks and time-lapse photography, stunning montages, whirling, circling cameras and stunning underwater, deep space and Martian landscape photography into a film that is as intentionally opaque as it is overlong.
    • 75

      The A.V. Club

      As philosophy, Mr. Nobody seems sillier than it is profound. But in a parallel reality, more movies would have this degree of insane ambition.
    • 60

      Variety

      Though a lot of it is well written and directed and, quite often, funny or poignant, the individual scenes rarely become part of a larger whole.
    • 60

      The Dissolve

      In the end, Mr. Nobody’s title is simply too apt.
    • 50

      The Globe and Mail (Toronto)

      An ambitious, if uneven, experimental sci-fi romance that is less a thought-provoker than a dazzling juggling act.

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