Euler would spin full circle in his grave

Rating: Null/10 (7 February 1999)

This is another one of those scripts that illustrates a little knowledge is a dangerous thing. While flirting with intelligence on the mathematical and numerological fronts, those aspects prove to be little more than cameo themes, dropped as soon as they get interesting (or, more likely, too challenging for the plotmeister). Minus those elements, the film is little more than a nod to David Lynch's ERASERHEAD of many moons ago.
While the filmmakers did do a bit of research on the mathematical aspects of the film, the all-so-pivotal medical problem suffered by the protagonist, which involves episodes of tremor, violent headache, hallucinations, and blackout, has no realistic homologue in physiologic reality, which tends to jerk any medically-savvy viewer out of his suspended disbelief.