Stunning Movie, Schocking Audience

Rating: 10/10 (10 November 1999)

Many people have talked about the many, many ways in which this is an excellent movie, and I wholly agree. I am very shocked, though, at the _audience_ of this movie. Each time I've seen it, it's clear that so many people don't appreciate the statement this movie is trying to make. It scares me to think that there are so many people out there who can't step out of their molds and appreciate this movie's message.

Users on IMDB have commented that the movie has little plot, trys only to shock us, etc. etc.. Isn't the importance of this movie obvious? I mean, at the end, YOU DIE. It says: The everyday concerns of your life are unimportant. You are walking around completely blinded by your concerns. When you die, only the moments will matter. But then it will have been too late.
How can you complain about being bored in a movie that makes you live that message??!