Name : Ken Jaworowski / Alias : New York Times
Whether the actresses believe the girl's story, I can't say. But they know how to act as though they do.

Name : Geoff Berkshire / Alias : Variety
If there are miracles everywhere we look, who wants to waste time on a movie this middling?

Name : Dave White / Alias : TheWrap
[Garner]'s the bridge the story needs to avoid being pigeonholed as another smug Evangelical advertisement, and her performance elevates Miracles to a Christian film worthy of the name.

Name : David DeWitt / Alias : New York Times
These occasionally obnoxious, certainly neurotic young lovers have beating, sometimes broken hearts, and that, as the apostle Paul once noted, tends to trump all.

Name : Bill Goodykoontz / Alias : Arizona Republic
Justin Long is a fine actor, but you have to like him a lot to get through "Comet," Sam Esmail's trippy, overly mannered romance.

Name : Mark Olsen / Alias : Los Angeles Times
Its conceits . get in the way of its characters, making it feel fussy and convoluted when it aims for something more simple and elegant.

Name : Chuck Wilson / Alias : Village Voice
Esmail frames his lovers against landscapes that are richly textured and swooningly romantic, but they prove unworthy of the fuss.

Name : Todd McCarthy / Alias : Hollywood Reporter
Although there's talent on display in all aspects of this time-jumping, visually distinctive independent. Esmail strenuously overplays his hand with the torrent of obnoxious dialogue he asks his male lead to deliver.

Name : Geoff Berkshire / Alias : Variety
Flashes of promise can't save Comet, an ambitious indie misfire that adopts a playful time-jumping chronology in order to chart five key turning points in a six-year relationship.

Name : Elizabeth Weitzman / Alias : New York Daily News
The actors give their all, and Esmail's got an interesting directorial approach. But his own misguided script continually pulls this starry-eyed project down.

Name : Moira MacDonald / Alias : Seattle Times
Watching a not-very-interesting couple break up is one thing; watching them break up and get back together numerous times in different universes and dimensions is, well . to paraphrase "Jaws," I'm going to need a bigger popcorn bag.

Name : Bruce Two / Alias : Imdb
This is the story of two 20 something young men in Cali Columbia today. They are aspiring graffiti artists. I'd already watched a documentary about graffiti artists around the world including Latin America at a film festival a couple years ago. This movie is as real as a documentary but it is a drama. Days in the life of a couple of nice guys in sometimes friendly and sometimes dangerous world. I saw this at a university film series and there was a Columbian professor there giving an introduction and Q&A about this film. He was very excited about this film. And he also pointed out it's allusions to Columbian film history which I know nothing about but found very interesting. Guess I can't come up with the right words to tell you what a great and fun and natural and affirming movie this is. It's about youth culture, but with characters who care deeply about their mothers and grandmothers. It's about street culture but not about drug dealers or gun battles. It even has a couple sex scenes it it, but these are more true to being young than to being hyped up wish fulfillment. And it is not a nostalgic or idealistic or condescending movie. It ends on a note of hope, humor and affirmation. I saw it with subtitles translating the Spanish dialog.

Name : Angelica Kipas / Alias : Columbian Teacher
They are yearning graffiti craftsmen. I'd effectively watched a narrative about graffiti specialists around the globe including Latin America at a film celebration two or three years back. This motion picture is as genuine as a narrative however it is a show. Days in the life of a few decent gentlemen in some of the time agreeable and once in a while perilous world. I saw this at a college film arrangement and there was a Columbian teacher there giving a presentation and Q&A about this film. He was extremely amped up for this film.