Heard great things about this one, and love stop-motion animated movies.

Charlie Kaufman delivers once again with an original script dealing with love and how quickly it fades. Along with fantastic stop-motion animation done by Duke Dumont, Anomalisa takes you on an emotional roller coaster to the point you'll never down when the ride is going to drop.

Kaufman is one of the best screenwriters in cinema at the moment from his explosive debut Being John Malkovich to Anamolisa. Kaufman is able to create these characters that feel so human and he's able to capture that beauty in a stop motion film. Another highlight in his career.

Beautifully crafted sad tale of two lost souls finding each other for a moment of clarity and joy - or possibly just a shared delusion. Not for everyone, and certainly not for those expecting your typical happy ending or even clear resolution, but I'm sure it's lead to many interesting post-movie conversations about human connection, loneliness and isolation.

This movie may not be for everyone. It’s a stop motion movie and artsy and some aren’t into that. I think the story is wonderful and I love the stop motion. If you like artsy kinda of movies, you’ll most likely love it.