One of the best movies I have ever seen.

Rating: 9/10 (23 February 2011)

I loved everything about this movie. It makes you question your priorities, what it is you're working away for at your 9 to 5 job, and it challenges all the little invisible barriers commonly accepted by society.
Best of all, it is the story of a functioning schizophrenic told from his own perspective. Realistically and accessibly told. But it doesn't feel like an after school special at all... it feels like a joyride! What a brilliant revelation this movie is. There are very few movies that have tackled mental illness from such a point of view, and none that do it in such a breathtaking and enjoyable fashion.
I saw this movie again on cable TV the other night, and I noticed the ranking was 2 stars out of 4. It also described it as "Edward Norton and Brad Pitt duke it out..." Are you kidding me? This is one of the best movies of my life time. A must-see for anyone and everyone, and a bit of a wake up call to our society.