Saw it today. Went in 100% blind.

Weird, but creative movie. Definitely not for everyone.

Can't say that i liked it, but I didn't dislike it. Won't see it again, though.

Dr. Teeth said:

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Saw it today. Went in 100% blind.

Weird, but creative movie. Definitely not for everyone.

Can't say that i liked it, but I didn't dislike it. Won't see it again, though.

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I think you will change your mind, I said the same thing yesterday and I just bought tickets to see it again tonight.

The thing that has stuck with me is that this is a movie watching experience, it's not a movie. It breaks the mold for how movies are supposed to be digested by the audience, in a way that birdman only hinted at.

I am far from a haute couture artsy fartsy movie gourmand, but this movie should be celebrated for trying something different than the standard formula.

I don't want to over exaggerate but I think this will start an entirely new movement in cinema, and I think it will be for much the better.

I will take this any day over the Mummy 7: Tokyo Drift or Jurassic Park 9 Electric Boogaloo reheat and serve

I'm excited to watch this someday on an international flight after about 6 beers

Bomb of epic proportions.

And it makes sense. I consider myself a pretty big cinephile, go to the movies at least 3-4 times a month, and I lost all interest in this after the first trailer.

Tom Cruise was the only reason I had any interest to begin with, because I honestly find most Iñarritu movies pretentious as hell.

This doesn't surprise me in the least.

Did anyone actually think this looked good?

Vox Clamantis said:

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Dr. Teeth said:

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Saw it today. Went in 100% blind.

Weird, but creative movie. Definitely not for everyone.

Can't say that i liked it, but I didn't dislike it. Won't see it again, though.

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I think you will change your mind, I said the same thing yesterday and I just bought tickets to see it again tonight.

The thing that has stuck with me is that this is a movie watching experience, it's not a movie. It breaks the mold for how movies are supposed to be digested by the audience, in a way that birdman only hinted at.

I am far from a haute couture artsy fartsy movie gourmand, but this movie should be celebrated for trying something different than the standard formula.

I don't want to over exaggerate but I think this will start an entirely new movement in cinema, and I think it will be for much the better.

I will take this any day over the Mummy 7: Tokyo Drift or Jurassic Park 9 Electric Boogaloo reheat and serve

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I assure you, you are whatever kind of movie snob you think you're not.

Saw it yesterday with the wife. I avoided as much review content as I could and was blind as to the nature of the twist.

I was thoroughly entertained. I think this will be much more praised as time goes on.

Beautiful visuals. Remembering that this director did Birdman made things "click" for me a bit more.

I would recommend it to anyone looking for something new and interesting at the theater.

It really is a cool film to see in theater. Go catch a matinee.

Vox Clamantis said:

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Dr. Teeth said:

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Saw it today. Went in 100% blind.

Weird, but creative movie. Definitely not for everyone.

Can't say that i liked it, but I didn't dislike it. Won't see it again, though.

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I think you will change your mind, I said the same thing yesterday and I just bought tickets to see it again tonight.

The thing that has stuck with me is that this is a movie watching experience, it's not a movie. It breaks the mold for how movies are supposed to be digested by the audience, in a way that birdman only hinted at.

I am far from a haute couture artsy fartsy movie gourmand, but this movie should be celebrated for trying something different than the standard formula.

I don't want to over exaggerate but I think this will start an entirely new movement in cinema, and I think it will be for much the better.

I will take this any day over the Mummy 7: Tokyo Drift or Jurassic Park 9 Electric Boogaloo reheat and serve

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I have had the same experience. I walked out saying "man that was interesting but I'm not sure it was good."

Since then I have had only positive thoughts about it and am excited to watch again with my wife.

The backlash to the backlash + the reactions here + my own curiosity about the twist finally got me to see this, and I'm glad I did. I'm not going to say it's a great movie, or one that I'll ever watch again, but it's so unique, looks stunning, and is such a huge, memorable swing that I can't help but appreciate it. To the point where I feel dumb having criticized certain conclusions I jumped to / read earlier, seeing as the twist literally changes all of that. Granted, it's still a bit too grating, over-the-top, and on-the-nose at times, but at least there's more of a point to that stuff now. All I know is that I walked out of the theater impressed and satisfied.