At First Light

2018 • 90 minutes

About this movie

Sean (Théodore Pellerin) and Alex (Stefanie Scott, Insidious: The Last Key) go on the run after Alex has a close encounter with mysterious orbs of light that leave her with extraordinary powers. As they flee from their families, the police and a covert government agency, Alex and Sean find themselves at the center of an unprecedented event in human history. First contact. As her powers grow stronger and more dangerous, Sean must decide whether staying with Alex and discovering the truth behind her transformation is worth dying for. Directed by Jason Stone (The Calling), the film also stars, Kate Burton ("Scandal"), Saïd Taghmaoui (Wonder Woman), and Percy Hynes White.

Ratings and reviews

I was patient and willing. It attempted to touch that sensitive point that we all fantasize when it comes to the unknown and it's possibilities. What CGI they did use was spot on. More dialoge was needed to captivate the audience. That being said it was entertaining and enjoyable.

I am a devoted fan of classic movies, and I only began watching new movies on Netflix in the last year. I was pleasantly surprised by. At First Light. It may well fall into the category of a "calling card" film, but it is worth watching. It is a success in my book.

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