Interesting and Striking

Rating: Null/10 (12 October 2004)

This movie has some fascinating concepts about the movie. From time-travel and time-travellers, the movie brings to light the concepts and how they may be perceived by the individuals who were or are experiencing them. It doesn't try to sci-fi these concepts or focus on science hyperbole, but instead shows it as being diagnosed as a series of schizophrenic hallucinations, through which really are to coincidental to be mere hallucinations. (Just a note: Is schizophrenia really someone who is "seeing" between other dimensions. We need to understand more before diagnosing people and prescribing drugs to these "sick" people. The mind is more powerful and capable than most people give it credit for..)
If you can get beyond the main character's need to converse with a giant psychotic rabbit while in his hallucinatory state, you will see the movie wrap itself up nicely and as such concluding nicely.
As a movie, it was a good movie. Good actors bring the storyline alive and make the movie enjoyable to watch. Overall, I would rate this movie a 8/10 for keeping the viewer interested.