Literally Redefines Biblical

Rating: 10/10 (26 October 2012)

Mind you as I write this review in my present incarnation I have a pair of family jewels hanging between my legs. That being said this work of art had some many climaxes delicately and smoothly weaved together it had me multiple-ing with the best of women. To actually meet and even exceed my expectations given the collaboration between the Wachowski's (makers of the immortals The Matrix and V for Vendetta) and Twyker (birthed the gem that is Run Lola Run) is almost unreal. Even the casual movie goer can appreciate it (similar to the aforementioned films) given its exoteric satisfiers of top-notch action, effects, sex but in the vain of the Wachowski's and Twyker's earlier works it eludes to some more esoteric issues and vibrations in this case being: walls of illusion created by the powers that be, geriatric care, alternative energy sabotage, religious fundamentals killing their idols, non-dual, soul mates, reincarnation, wisdom of youth and a score that is perfectly subtle when need be and explosively crescendos often. Both Twyker and the Wachowski brothers have proved there ability to summon epic originals and now they have monumentally succeed in a novel adaptation.