It's no exaggeration if I say this is one of the most creative Sci-fi movies to have ever been made (at least from the hundreds of Sci-fi movies I've either heard about or seen; maybe its supremacy will change in a distant future but so far this movie is a real pearl of creativity and excellent screenwriting). The Man from Earth is a really unconventional motion picture, in that its heart does not lie in what happens (most, if not all of the the shots are static), but rather in what is being said, in the allurement of well-done narration. It's philosophical, thoughtful, even daring in its courage to make several statements about religion, a very delicate topic. I need to re-watch some parts of the movies in order to better process some of the dialogue, but overall this film is a real delicacy for the brain, in opposition to so many mainstream Sci-fi flicks these days that just keep you pumped up for the spectacle.
Review of The Man from Earth
