brilliant

Rating: 10/10 (26 August 2014)

the 10% thing is especially annoying, worse when you have two masters in neurosciences. but then the film talks about capacity, rather than extent, so it is forgiven. most people don't use their brains at all, simply living in the world around them and never venturing into the realms of consciousness expansion and hyperspatial processing.
this movie rocked. it restored my faith in mankind by showing me that out there there is at least a movie's worth of talent attempting to communicate concepts outside of the mundane, and they did it so well.
the cut scenes were great, they spelled out the situations in a novel yet accurate way, and their progression added a stylistic nuance to the film that i enjoyed. the visuals were astonishing, so many ideas and visions presented succinctly and gorgeously.
usually, continuity errors or dumb mis-references irritate me, but the gestalt of this movie is so good that i can forgive them
worth a watch if you've ever been a psychonaut, might make you hanker for another quest into other realms.
and definitely worth a visual sequence remix, my request for the bluray extra features. i'd buy it for that and the soundtrack.