"It seems that people on here didn't like this movie. I would say that it was alright. The story lines were a little shaky and it did get irritating how he kept referring to his ability as a "curse". I figured that he would end up going to the black woman who lost her child and give her a reading. It was pretty messed up that he did not. That is pretty selfish considering what she had been through. It was worse that the version that I watched had no subtitles so I couldn't understand them when they spoke French."

"To sum it up.....Go rent a movie at blockbusters or netflix. It was a terrible waste of money, my time. 5 people walked out of the theater. It was like a man who loves adventure, action, mystery going to watch a ballet, opera. It was a total waste of cash."

"The TV previews of this film had an intriguing draw; tsunami disaster, and the aftermath of a near-death experience. An emotionally lost child, searching for a connection to his dead twin, and brief glances of a man, played by Matt Damon, who had the "gift" to help them both "see" what they needed.

This film turned into a total disappointment, as what the TV previews offered, were as good as it got. Damon's character was pathetically self-indulgent, spending the entire "plot" feeling sorry for himself for his "curse", and avoiding the only other characters that had potential to move this film to a higher level, worthy of spending over two hours sitting through. The debut of Cecile De France was the only interesting part of this film."