Beautiful thing of art.

Rating: 10/10 (17 January 2011)

it is not often I am impressed by a movie. I have seen it all, from the most thrilling of action films to the most complex of psychological thrillers. I have enjoyed, but I enjoyed, no more.
That was until I decided to watch this film and was plunged head first into a story so deep, so complex that I was left feeling stumped and flat out amazed by the amount of excellent and fulfilling storytelling. The story is complex and will swing you around at will, and will leave you guessing what is real and what is not. Every storyline (4 if memory serves) drags you in and does not let you go. The storyline involving Nemo and Anna had the most effect on me and, at the end of the movie, left me wiping a few tears from my eyes. Every scene is just so well done, and where chaos seems to reign supreme at first, at the end you begin to understand that every scene, every move and every plot point was a thing of logic, a necessity to an action we did not yet understand.
Another thing that caught my attention was the music, and how it complimented each scene. The soundtrack is not just full of artists you know and intended to tap your foot to, it really helps set the mood in every scene. Bravo.
This together with the excellent acting of the cast make this film, to me, an all time favorite that I will make sure to watch as many times as it deserves.