Review of Hours (2013) by Alvin Y — 18 Feb 2014

This is arguably Paul Walker at its best, probably his brutal and dramatic role to date, and yet also his final film before he die last year. Out of few films that came out just last year about one human survival adventure like Gravity and All is Lost, this should belong to those stories.

The movie's message is about how strong and courageous Nolan is, he never lets go of anything, and you see he goes back to that machine to crank it up to continue working it if you know what I mean, that's just pure realism to it, no humor or gimmick, just straight acting.

There are moments where Walker's character tries to remember his past with his wife and that's an homage to Gravity and how he must deal with his own, that's All is Lost. Other than that, I think you shouldn't miss this one, other single fathers in the world should be inspired to this unique story.

A must see, and always remember, RIP Paul Walker!