I gave it a 10 our of 10 because I liked it enough to watch it again and still found it mentally engaging.
I think the movie makes the most sense when you watch the entire movie with the perspective of John being jail, doing these sessions. It explains the other guy in the house (looking for anna in the dark) when John was being questioned by the police. I think Johns "halucinations" of Anna are really, real memories that he is having of his sessions of Anna. If you go into a memory and you see the person doing the sessions off in a distance, will you always associate that face with the memory in real life? She has already proved her ability to control the sessions with the clicking clocks and water that triggers Johns memories.
How about the photographer? I don't know. My best guess is her being able to use this ability long before her run in with Mindscape... any other guesses? How was she able to penetrate his thoughts? When he put his hands on her in the photo room?
Why would she fake her own death if she was so smart to begin with? As for the other comment about her freeing John with the photo.... By the time she sent it photo to prove he was innocent, she was far enough away to be anywhere. Is this movie full of nothing but lies or half truths? Why did she mix up mousey? Did her step dad really want the family fortune? who wouldn't >.> but was he the kind of guy to go to those lengths when he was already on an allowance? Was Anna trying to kill herself or did she just want that shade of red?
How accurate are the memories? John himself said that they can not be 100% accurate but its all we have sometimes. Is there a way to look at this movie and have it all make sense?
I think the movie makes the most sense when you watch the entire movie with the perspective of John being jail, doing these sessions. It explains the other guy in the house (looking for anna in the dark) when John was being questioned by the police. I think Johns "halucinations" of Anna are really, real memories that he is having of his sessions of Anna. If you go into a memory and you see the person doing the sessions off in a distance, will you always associate that face with the memory in real life? She has already proved her ability to control the sessions with the clicking clocks and water that triggers Johns memories.
How about the photographer? I don't know. My best guess is her being able to use this ability long before her run in with Mindscape... any other guesses? How was she able to penetrate his thoughts? When he put his hands on her in the photo room?
Why would she fake her own death if she was so smart to begin with? As for the other comment about her freeing John with the photo.... By the time she sent it photo to prove he was innocent, she was far enough away to be anywhere. Is this movie full of nothing but lies or half truths? Why did she mix up mousey? Did her step dad really want the family fortune? who wouldn't >.> but was he the kind of guy to go to those lengths when he was already on an allowance? Was Anna trying to kill herself or did she just want that shade of red?
How accurate are the memories? John himself said that they can not be 100% accurate but its all we have sometimes. Is there a way to look at this movie and have it all make sense?