I am slightly confused about this movie.
I liked the sci fi part of the movie, the rehabilitation process that is. I liked the concept. I liked the mystery of the many gifted individuals. I've also liked the journey for the main character to find himself even if slightly boring, in the end, the movie was a good background distraction.
I am quite frustrated at two things. One being that the other gifted individuals and their respective gifts are rapid stepping stones for the main characters, almost making them unnecessarily complicated fluff. Then there is the ending; the reactions of the main character are illogical in light of the greater good that was demonstrated in the rehabilitation process, in all honesty I stopped watching near the end, the main character was viewed acting in a selfish manner and bringing to a stop a new era, thus leaving me with an interrogation, was the movie made against this process of rehabilitation? Was it trying sheepishly to show off a possible reaction of the rehabilitated individual? Was it showing traits that even the "best" rehabilitation could not erase? Or does it only tells a cold story of a failed plot?
Another slightly annoying thing: The rabbits have no context and seem to be an abstract imagery of how the main character feels about his identities.
Not a clear cut movie, imagination is needed and meaning can be argued.
I liked the sci fi part of the movie, the rehabilitation process that is. I liked the concept. I liked the mystery of the many gifted individuals. I've also liked the journey for the main character to find himself even if slightly boring, in the end, the movie was a good background distraction.
I am quite frustrated at two things. One being that the other gifted individuals and their respective gifts are rapid stepping stones for the main characters, almost making them unnecessarily complicated fluff. Then there is the ending; the reactions of the main character are illogical in light of the greater good that was demonstrated in the rehabilitation process, in all honesty I stopped watching near the end, the main character was viewed acting in a selfish manner and bringing to a stop a new era, thus leaving me with an interrogation, was the movie made against this process of rehabilitation? Was it trying sheepishly to show off a possible reaction of the rehabilitated individual? Was it showing traits that even the "best" rehabilitation could not erase? Or does it only tells a cold story of a failed plot?
Another slightly annoying thing: The rabbits have no context and seem to be an abstract imagery of how the main character feels about his identities.
Not a clear cut movie, imagination is needed and meaning can be argued.