The most thought-provoking piece of cinema I've seen in years

Rating: 10/10 (11 November 2017)

This is astounding! I can't wait to watch it again, still getting my head around it. I went to see it with one of my best mates who is also an urban shaman and quite drunk at the Century City mall cinema (for LA residents, there's a Gelsons in the basement with a great booze section and they don't do bag checks, it's fantastic). I definitely recommend getting a bit drunk and/or high to see this film.
To avoid any spoilers I'm going to go into detail about the film or hypotheses about the deeper meaning of the plot - the joy of this film for me was speculating about the various meanings of the movie, and then getting into a drunk argument with a shaman about it as we tried to find our car for 48 minutes because the signage at that mall is terrible. For me personally, I found it very true to a recurring dream, a common and archetypal dream that I think everyone alive has had at some point. It was as if the film peered straight into the collective unconscious, dredged up some very primal fears and bitch-slapped us with them.
I totally understand why many viewers hated this movie but for me personally it was a revelation, I wish I could go back in time and experience it anew all over again.