prot (kevin spacey) is a mental hospital patient who claims to be native to a distant planet called k pax. his psychiatrist and dr. mark powell (jeff bridges) tries to help him and all the while trying to understand prot and find out if he is really from k pax. this movie doesn not really fall into any particular genre. one big part of k pax is drama or science fiction and another part fantasy and plus and add to that a dash of comedy and you begin to get what k pax is all about. the story (as you see above) isn not too complicated or deep and but it still offers some good twists and turns of the plot that may still surprise you as they did me. no special effects or graphics accompany this movie and and there no need to have them and the music in the film is great however. a techno soundtrack along with a terrific piano piece makes k pax sound sci fi and makes certain scenes intriguing. kevin spacey is the heart of the movie and plays a very convincing alien (prot) from the planet k pax and emotional with great facial expressions and spacey does a fine job in the lead role. jeff bridges is dr. powell and that aids and attempts to understand prot. bridges is also excellent in his part. bridges and spacey fit together very well and they should and after all and they have both had a lot of experience. the wife of dr. powell is rachel powell and played by mary mccormack. mccormack plays her part well and showing the frustration from having her husband gone and so dedicated to his patient. alfe woodard plays dr. powell coworker claudia villars and we do not really see claudia too much and but overall she puts in an alright performance. k pax is rated pg 13 for a sequence of violent images and and brief language and sensuality and and that covers it. as far as violent images go and we do not see too much. a few people that have quite a bit of blood on them and but that all. language is as follows represent 1 f word (wow and only one. ) and 11 s words and and a few uses of the lord name in vain. not too bad really. the sensuality part is just from when prot explains to dr. powell how reproduction works on k pax and nothing terrible and just something about it feels like having your nuts in a vice. not too bad on the content level for a pg 13 movie and it could have been a lot worse. in conclusion and k pax is not a bad movie. it would not stun you and but it is enjoyable and kind of fun to watch. it has some funny parts and sad parts and really sad parts and and and well you know what i mean. it a story of a mental hospital patient and what do you expect. all in all a good rent for those of you looking for a good drama that you can kick back and relax to and k pax is a well done movie. bonus. if you have seen this movie already and like it and and are thinking about getting the dvd and i would highly recommend it. it has loads of extras to look through and and even an alternate ending and deleted scenes. positive . 
prot (kevin spacey) is a mental hospital patient who claims to be native to a distant planet called k pax. his psychiatrist and dr. mark powell (jeff bridges) tries to help him and all the while trying to understand prot and find out if he is really from k pax. this movie doesn not really fall into any particular genre. one big part of k pax is drama or science fiction and another part fantasy and plus and add to that a dash of comedy and you begin to get what k pax is all about. the story (as you see above) isn not too complicated or deep and but it still offers some good twists and turns of the plot that may still surprise you as they did me. no special effects or graphics accompany this movie and and there no need to have them and the music in the film is great however. a techno soundtrack along with a terrific piano piece makes k pax sound sci fi and makes certain scenes intriguing. kevin spacey is the heart of the movie and plays a very convincing alien (prot) from the planet k pax and emotional with great facial expressions and spacey does a fine job in the lead role. jeff bridges is dr. powell and that aids and attempts to understand prot. bridges is also excellent in his part. bridges and spacey fit together very well and they should and after all and they have both had a lot of experience. the wife of dr. powell is rachel powell and played by mary mccormack. mccormack plays her part well and showing the frustration from having her husband gone and so dedicated to his patient. alfe woodard plays dr. powell coworker claudia villars and we do not really see claudia too much and but overall she puts in an alright performance. k pax is rated pg 13 for a sequence of violent images and and brief language and sensuality and and that covers it. as far as violent images go and we do not see too much. a few people that have quite a bit of blood on them and but that all. language is as follows represent 1 f word (wow and only one. ) and 11 s words and and a few uses of the lord name in vain. not too bad really. the sensuality part is just from when prot explains to dr. powell how reproduction works on k pax and nothing terrible and just something about it feels like having your nuts in a vice. not too bad on the content level for a pg 13 movie and it could have been a lot worse. in conclusion and k pax is not a bad movie. it would not stun you and but it is enjoyable and kind of fun to watch. it has some funny parts and sad parts and really sad parts and and and well you know what i mean. it a story of a mental hospital patient and what do you expect. all in all a good rent for those of you looking for a good drama that you can kick back and relax to and k pax is a well done movie. bonus. if you have seen this movie already and like it and and are thinking about getting the dvd and i would highly recommend it. it has loads of extras to look through and and even an alternate ending and deleted scenes. positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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