Quirky, weird, wonderful

Rating: 10/10 (3 October 1999)

The premise of being able to portal oneself into Malkovich's brain is quirky enough, but that's only the launch point for this story, which has more to do with relationships and sexuality as with anything else. One of the neat things is that the film continues to get stranger in its very premise as it progresses--never does it rest on its laurels and simply let the characters run through their paces.
True, fine (and funny) speculative fiction very much in the Philip K. Dick tradition. It's been 10 days since I saw this film, and I still can't stop thinking about it or discussing it with all who will listen.