Atom User Reviews for Lumina
B movie at best
Never in my life have I walked out of a movie I paid for… there’s a first time for everything. The premise is decent but the acting is atrocious… I understand it’s an indie film and so special effects aren’t gonna be the same but I could’ve gotten randos off the street and…
Half star was not available, but it gave my wife a good quiet nap.
Bad acting and even worse plot. Just not a good movie at all. I walked out halfway into the movie.
10 minutes into the movie, my daughter asked if we could leave. I had hoped something would happen and the movie would improve so I watched a bit more while she left and stood in the hall. 10 minute later, I joined her. Horrible acting and horrible dialog. I didn't…
The movie was confusing and terrible edits
bad acting slow and boring movie
Not sure how this was green lit and had a theatrical release.
cameraman didn't know how to hold the camera steady. the storyline didn't even make sense, glad atom tickets offered a BOGO
First time in my life I've left in the middle of a movie, worst movie I've ever seen.
This movie should never have made theaters.
Do not I mean do not watch this for the sole purpose of it being cheap because it is BAD. I started noticing all the broken lights in the cinema
I want a refund! my husband slept most of the movie and I was mad I stayed awake for the horrible ending.
horrible story line and bad acting.
It started off very slow and picked up slightly at the end. I expected more from a space /alien movie.
Worst movie in my life! Fake acting! Not like a movie ! No story no logic no sense ! Wast of money and waste of time !
Metacritic
There are bad movies, there are really bad movies, and then there’s “Lumina,” a film so breathtaking in its overall incompetence that one starts to wonder if it’s not intentionally so in the hope of being the next “The Room” or “Birdemic.”
At the end of it all, it’s unclear if Lumina is anti-aliens, anti-government, or just anti-cinema. If you go into this one expecting genuine thrills and a compelling alien abduction story, you will likely leave the theater confused, disappointed, and wishing you’d spent the past two hours doing … quite literally anything else.
Lumina is an impressively incoherent film.