Thee First "Rollercoaster" of a Movie of Our Time. Period.

Rating: 10/10 (21 January 2008)

This film was the first film that made me understand the critic expression "Rollercoaster of a movie." I have never sat through any genre of film and made any connection between a "Rollercoaster" and a film. I now have felt that feeling. Surreal. Intense. Absolutely riveting and exhausting. I can't express into words how realistic and heart-pounding this film was. For the same reasons, I can't express the emotional experience you have on a roller-coaster. Every turn, every drop, and every obstacle you encounter is exciting, yet, at the same time, unnerving. There's only one way for YOU, and only you, to decide whether the ride was worth the measly $10 entry fee. Experience the film for yourself.
Disagree?: You don't understand the premise or perspective of the film. Have you ever watched an eerie homevideo and thought, "That sucked, the camera had a bad angle.?" Highly doubtful. It's eerie, because it includes YOU in the experience. The unfamiliar and lack of control is terrifying, leaving unanswered questions opened. Real "home video" footage conveys this picture beautifully. That's the perspective the film took and that is what I felt. Too dumb to comprehend and appreciate this? Stick to idiot-proof movies like Godzilla, where you'll have the satisfaction of a moronic plot that includes a dweebie scientist who ironically knows exactly the origin and solution to the problem.
Note to Self: After seeing this, I feel robbed by every other movie I have paid $10 to see. This movie is not like any other movie I have sat through. It has ruined all hope for me to experience the same mental AND physical emotions I had during this film for future films.