addressing the elephant in the room

Rating: 8/10 (30 November 2015)

I wouldn't call this a review but rather a wonder, about what seems so obvious and no one is saying it. The main character is referred to as unstable or bordering on insanity because of the voice he hears but that is the tip of the iceberg. The movie starts out with something hitting earth from outer space and then him levitating in the air! The whole movie is a figment of his imagination! No?
Hallways turn into stage and back into hallways. One guy is his best friend, lawyer, producer, manager, masseuse, doctor, therapist and he is 30 years younger than him!? Floating in air, making things move, someone always passing in a hallway saying something supportive, drums everywhere, lights going on when needed, "turn off the music"?!?! And of course the whole flying, jumping off ledges, roofs... I'm sure he has a wife and a daughter who is what all the critics say they are, should we see them in a real life scene, but seriously, in rehab they taught the daughter to dash 16000 dashes onto toilet paper?! She looks out the window and looks up at him? C'Mon people!
The director (real director) gets away with the single shot because there is no reality in connecting the scenes. It's all imagination! As soon as Norton tells him he is nothing a family with TWO KIDS is standing in the BAR and want his autograph?!
It's all in his mind. Start to finish. He is alone in his apartment with his make-up mirror table to make him feel like he is still an actor and the whole movie is in his head. He thinks he's from outer space, he thinks he has super powers, he thinks he is besting the best and the greatest of adversaries and it is all in his head.
Why is no one seeing/saying this?