We liked the realistic portrayal of your failed human civilization crumbling to pieces. You people claim to want peace, love, and happiness but, when an advanced culture offers you that dream, everyone heads for the exits. When will egotistical mankind finally grow up and join the rest of the galaxy in spiritual bliss?

The Invasion used fragments and thematic elements of several other alien invasion films, so it felt a little too familiar to me. However, even with phrase "This has been done before" running through my head, it managed to keep my interest and frighten/thrill me just enough. The acting was strong and the I felt that Daniel Craig and Nicole Kidman had chemistry and connection. The pace of the film was perfect. The quieter scenes never dragged and were scattered amoungst some thrilling and intense scenes. I would reccommend this film to anyone who enjoys being thrilled by a little sci-fi.

My husband and I saw this movie last night and could not believe that Nicole Kidman was a part of this movie. There was no continuity from scene to scene. It was not scary or supsenseful. The basic story line was actually quite boring. I think they could have really done a lot better. Nicole Kidman's hair and make up seem to change from one moment to the next. And they have used so much touch up work on Nicole Kidman that her face almost looks un-real (think Cybill Sheppard from Moonlighting). We do have empathy for Nicole Kidman's character as we were struggling to stay awake also. I wouldn't even wait for the DVD. This movie was a real disappointment.

Primarily wanted to see this because I am a fan of Daniel Craig. Was not aware that Jeffery Wright was also part of the cast-another of my favorite actors. Interesting to see how the old movie had been updated, and the fact that it ends on a hopeful note. Good acting-such as it was-not that the actors were bad, but that the script was pretty predictable-the word trite comes to mind. As I generally go to see films to be entertained-this was pretty good entertainment.

You know, I've read every one of the reviews and inspite of the obvous negative reviews becase the reviewer liked the original 1956 with Kevin Mcarthy or the 78 version with Sutherland and Goldblum..., I have to say that this was worth the money. The no-no and no reviewers just don't like remakes. I really thought it was entertaining ... suspensful in some scenes and mild in others ... Kidman did a very nice job as the psychiatrist/whistle blower for the movie .... the twist is a bit different on how the 'virus' was contarcted and spread but good ... adding Veronica Cartwright from the 78 version was a nice idea as well. I would go and see this for yourself ... good for the whole family (maybe not under 10 ) great date movie !!...my only complaints is that there wasn't more to it ... I don't mean cheezy CGI, just a bit more ... ) 8^)