weirdness aside, "Doors" comes up way short; The chapters have another thing in common beside the subject: each segment starts with promise and ends in disappointment
the magic in the effects used for the doors themselves was amazing and many of them will leave you with a very unsettling feeling. Viewers should know that the ending won't be neatly wrapped up with a bow on top, but you won't be disappointed either
I loved its uniqueness and intriguing storyline. It was like opening pandora's box and the possibilities were endless; each door delivered a new obscured reality. You never knew what to expect. It was both exciting and terrifying
a flawed but intriguing sci-fi anthology; Sometimes a bit inert and intermittently frustrating, this sci-fi anthology movie still has enough intriguing ideas and arresting visuals to make it worth seeing -- and worth thinking about
"Doors" is one freaky and exhilarating experience, the three chapters set the stage for understanding but as usual, the humans stomp all over things they don't understand. This is a movie about compassion if you ask me
by Jeffrey M. Anderson [Common Sense Media ]
