I don't want it explained to me

Rating: Null/10 (10 February 2006)

The shear joy of this film is that it is far too complex to be explained adequately for all to accept. It means many things to many different people. This was the very first movie that I ever went to in a movie theater in 1969 in New Martinsville, WV. I only remember the very end with the baby (after all I was only 3 years old at the time.) Since then, I've seen this film many many times and it is the very best film that I have ever seen. It evokes fear, hope and awe. In a strange way, it is like a narcotic, opening up a part of my mind that has been closed. (I have never done any type of drug in my life) and this feeling is one I could only hope one gets when taking mind expanding substances.
I will continue to watch this movie many more times in my life and always will see something new in it. It will always be a mystery to me. It is absolutely wonderful an by far the very best film ever made in any genre.