I cried like I've never cry with any other movie.

Ewan McGregor, Naomi Watts and the little boy who played Lucas slayed. Such a great, emotional movie

I liked it. The boy who played the eldest son was especially fantastic.

Naomi better snatch that Oscar

Lucas was amazing he was so brave

I've never ever cried when watching a film like this but with this one

I've seen it for the third time since it was release

The Impossible is a good movie, let alone the fact that it's spanish .

Dude, have you SEEN Zero Dark Thirty? As great as Naomi was, Jessica Chastain has it in the bag.
(I've seen The Impossible too. She did an outstanding job. But, honestly, not better than Jessica.)

Brilliant

..... It's in english in most countries.

It was quite a ignorant/exploitive way, focusing on the ordeal of a small group of "western" tourists, to depict the large scale disaster that killed hundred of thousands including large amount of locals. It under-proportionally represented the true consequences of the Tsunami.

Moreover, the characters were underdeveloped. The melodrama and dialogue of the family that was suposed to be inspiring went straight into a story of coincidence and cliché after the water hit. When being Compared to the Juan Antonio Bayona's prior work The Orphanage which is genuinely subtle in the conveyance of emotions, The Impossible feels corny.

Praise-worthy parts of the film is the acting of Naomi Watts and Tom Holland. And the well-recreated Tsunami.

Wow, this is like reading a Variety or IMBD critic, this critic is flawless and cover all the points.

The box office was awesome for this movie, it has earned 150M aprox. And it's the best Spanish movie ever made.

I was SLAYED!