Luce

I thoroughly enjoyed watching this movie. It works as a semi-thriller/drama and it rings true as a picture of just how complex relationships are in multicultural societies. The script and the whole crew go quite in-depth here whilst avoiding repeating worn-out cliches. This movie is not just good entertainment but also good education on how it may actually feel to be in such a complex situation as it's rather insightful. There are tense, though often suppressed emotions at play. It's a hard piece of work to make such a good drama. Among others, Kelvin Harrison Jr., a young actor and the protagonist of this movie, shows great talent here. Well done everybody!

This movie was a Christmas Day sitting at home find! Phenomenal cast, plot, twists, suspension and thrills. Must see movie! The Blind side meets The Usual Suspects!

The way that Harriet was being gaslighted by not only Luce, but also John and Luce's parents, was emotionally disturbing. But these emotions are a part of life so it was so fascinating to watch. I just wish that more questions were answered at the end of the movie.

The body of the movie is good but the ending was inconclusive. Certain points were not answered.

the cast was good the acting was awesome the ending was weird but this movie was great Octavia spencer did a great job Tim Roth did a great job Niomi watts did a awesome job at acting good movie

the character who plays Luce was SO irritating-every time he's asked a question he says 'excuse me' AND he needs his SPOILED ASS KICKED! i had to turn it off-i wanted to slap his smart ass face!

There's just enough there to keep you watching to find out there is nothing there.

This white couple adopted a young black boy from a war torn African country and he grows up to become a sociopath.

what of the most disjointed...hence, least comprehensible storylines I've ever seen in a movie.

Finally an Intelligent and entertaining challenge to the stupidity of racial norms. This is a brave film masterfully telling a story worth listening to.... Which could be basically anything WITHOUT Will Smith in it.