Unforgettable, brilliant film

Rating: 10/10 (25 March 2017)

I've seen this film about 4 years ago for the first time, and it's been in my mind ever since.
Now, about the plot itself; the whole concept of not making decisions, and living through all the possibilities that life could offer, and having that one little thing that seems irrelevant completely change the outcome of certain events is just simply brilliant. That one scene where Nemo's father ponders upon that one piece of egg shell in his cookie and ends up causing an unfortunate accident, just seems absurd and maybe even a bit funny, in a dark, twisted way. The film tells you how that egg shell got there, and you keep wondering what would have happened if it wasn't there, and how such a tiny detail could ever have caused such a horrible thing to happen. This film tends to do that a lot; it makes you wonder, it makes you a bit uncomfortable, the thought that you never know what tiny little thing is important and what's just an irrelevant detail, a passing thought in your head. Now, all the other scenes to come just tend to strengthen that sense of discomfort, that intense curiosity, or at least for me, that's what happened. I enjoyed the movie,maybe partly because there was always that strange, unique feeling inside my chest that got me wondering what might happen next and how it'll effect old Nemo Nobody's twisted life. The plot is very intricate, and it'd deserve a whole novel, but this is just a film review, and all I can say is that this masterpiece has effected my life in all kinds of ways. I tend to think about certain scenes, or quotes, from it all the time, in the best way possible... also, whenever I hear Where Is My Mind, by The Pixies (brilliant song by a brilliant band) I always remember that one scene with teen Ana and teen Nemo, running around the balcony and the kitchen. It was such a perfect, young and beautiful scene, just one of so many other amazing scenes from this movie. All I can say is that the cast is excellently chosen, their clothing and makeup is also always adding to the atmosphere of the film (which I can't describe, all I can say is just watch it and you'll get it), the music perfectly fits all the scenes, the plot is just... simply brilliant and way too complicated to be described here (or anywhere else for that matter).
If you haven't seen this film yet, you are truly missing out. Three hours of your life, an unforgettable film and beautiful cinematography (!!). I recommend everyone who is into philosophical, deeply emotional, and very heartwarming and exciting stories and films to watch this masterpiece. It will leave you speechless for a while, and you'll look at the world in a whole new way. I absolutely recommend watching Mr. Nobody.