Storyline
In an alternate universe where twinned worlds have opposite gravities, a young man battles interplanetary prejudice and the laws of physics in his quest to reunite with the long-lost girl of his dreams in this visually stunning romantic adventure that poses the question: what if love was stronger than gravity?
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Cast
Nicholas Rose, Jim Sturgess, Larry Day, Pierre Leblanc, Richard Zeman, Holden Wong, Matt Holland, John Maclaren, Alan Fawcett, Timothy Spall, Vlasta Vrána, Al Dubois, Alexander Bisping, Kirsten Dunst, Blu Mankuma, Kate Trotter, Emma Stevens, Holly Uloth, James Kidnie, Janine Theriault, Vincent Messina, Cole K. Mickenzie, Paul Ahmarani, Carolyn Guillet, Jesse Sherman, Francis B. Goldberg, Francois Cote, Maurane Arcand, Elliott Larson, Heidi Hawkins, Don Jordan, Pablo Verón, Edward Langham, Keir Cutler, George Mantis, Jayne Heitmeyer, Robert Higden, Noël Burton, Jean-Marc Dalphond, Paul van Dyck, Patrick Costello, David Alexandre, Miranda Handford, Francine Pilote, Angie Larocque, Paul Burke
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Reviews
75
True originality is so rare that it’s a treat to welcome a movie as completely different and provocative as Upside Down. It’s unlike anything you have ever seen.
50
This head-scratcher boasts visual imagination to spare even as its logistical complexities and heavy-handed symbolism ultimately prove off-putting.
50
Without a strong narrative engine, Upside Down ends up exactly where it shouldn't go: sideways.
42
Sturgess and Dunst are two actors who have the potential to excel; “Heartless” and “Melancholia” both hold notable performances from them that serve the story and its themes well. Here though, Solanas does the pair no favors.
42
Upside Down is a very fancy piece of junk.
