The Adjustment Bureau

Almost anything goes in Hollywood: It’s one of those rare industries which encourage tall tales and pushing the bounds of imagination. Sadly, this liberal state of mind invites the occasional bad idea. Enter The Adjustment Bureau. Based loosely on a 1958 short story by Philip K. ****, the film version never gets past its silly premise and struggles to a hurried and almost laughable conclusion.

the taglines are simple but gave me goosebumps when i saw this trailer in the theatre, the melody is perfect because the romance and thrill of the movie is well expressed. without the love story, the fedoras and the dark-looking theme kind of remind me of The Box though, which was mediocre with a few awesome parts, also based on a short story. this movie seems like a genre the cinema needs though. romantic comedies have gotten dumber and dumber, horror movies are short and lack intensity, so it could become a nice refreshing rival of the decent comedies being written these days; romantic and thrilling dramas. modern comedies seem to have more brief but legit drama here and there. i don't know i think it lookds different from any movie i've heard about in a while, all i know is my friend and i talked about the trailer of this movie just as much as the movie we had seen that night while driving home.
good actors and an interesting plot that can attract any gender.

the beginning part of the music is "Breath and Life" by AudioMachine

I'm a huge fan of Philip K. **** and will definitely give this a go, even if it's only loosely based on the original story. It looks beautiful and could be a very good movie. Everyone keeps comparing it to Dark City and there might be some similarities, but not by much.

Mr.Nolfi definetly had been inspired by the visual style of Inception and the plot of Dark City.
For those who are interested ... Christopher Nolan had a good time watching "DREAMSCAPE" from 1984 before he gave birth to Inception. Nonetheless ... both might be worth watching.

Lol, not really original. Took The Observers from Fringe, give them emotions, add love, take away those twisted experiments. Tada!

That song they use in the trailer, "Surface of the Sun," is one of the most affecting songs I've ever heard... plus, the plot is based on a Philip **** story, which means it'll probably be quite cerebral.

What does stephenie meyer have to do with this?

so a politician is ready to destroy his career and the career of a woman he had a one nightstand with just because 4 wizards said so?...that stephenie meyer is something ain't she?

reminds me of the observers in tv show "Fringe." Yeah i always enjoy a good use of John Murphys score from Sunshine.

does anyone know the beginning part of the music?

the second part is "surface of the sun", by john murphy

Apathygrrl is right, this is way too similar to Dark City for me.

While I don't necessarily get it, there is definitely something unique enough here to warrant a viewing. Besides, I have become a big fan of Emily Blunt of late.

I love it. The ultimate thriller/love story combo with great actors.

Great trailer. I love the score. It's from "Sunshine".

Surface of the Sun.

the trailer was very good but the story looks semi-boring. he wants to stay with her even though it will mess up both their lives...psssh nothing original there, but the fact that this was a phillip k. **** story definitely gives this promise. also, damon's fedora looks retarded

Finally, Ive been waiting for a trailer for this film for sometime now. Looks very promising and very unique along with a great cast. Not to mention that its based on a short story by Philip K. ****. I cant wait for it.

This reminds me of Dark City, except not as dark.

very unique idea for a film! Kinda reminds me of Inception, but that's a good thing!