I was prepared to go along for a while, but the ending placed this one squarley in the "pretentious crap" section... Also, considering the limited amount of Italian dialogue allotted to Ribisi my guess is that his Italien is almost on par with Brad P... (read more) I was prepared to go along for a while, but the ending placed this one squarley in the "pretentious crap" section... Also, considering the limited amount of Italian dialogue allotted to Ribisi my guess is that his Italien is almost on par with Brad Pitt's.

nic.. hasta pelona se ve majestuosa.. blanchett transmite tal sentimiento de culpa y ese coraje que solo distingue a las mujeres
cate i love u.. ilove your work.. and i love you completamente pelona

Giovanni Ribisi plays an alien who speaks italian with an american accent. He finds out he's an alien when he wets his bed. Cate Blanchet plays a female alien. She knows she suspects she's one all the way. He makes her scape prison in a plan involvin... (read more) Giovanni Ribisi plays an alien who speaks italian with an american accent. He finds out he's an alien when he wets his bed. Cate Blanchet plays a female alien. She knows she suspects she's one all the way. He makes her scape prison in a plan involving all of his family, they are all going to go to jail but Giovanisi Ribisi don't care: His girlfriend should be released so they can both go back to their home planet in helicopter.

an enigmatic title since there is no literal reference to heaven at all: this is a story about injustice, powerlessness, moral dilemmas, how we judge people, love, redemption, losing the burden and fear of life's limitations... risky movie-making i... (read more) an enigmatic title since there is no literal reference to heaven at all: this is a story about injustice, powerlessness, moral dilemmas, how we judge people, love, redemption, losing the burden and fear of life's limitations... risky movie-making in that both central characters make morally repugnant choices early on... perfectly paced with artistically pleasing images supported by a beautifully minimal soundtrack

More art, less movie.

Too slow for my taste.

The story remains so minimal that, ultimately, it just isn't there.

Blanchett's performance confirms her power once again.

Some movies suck you in despite their flaws, and Heaven is one such beast.

A beautifully designed, lyrical fable of a movie.

Heaven is odd, and awkward in places, but its lyricism and power stay with you.