Perception

Rating: 10/10 (11 March 2016)

To start up, I honestly haven't seen such a good movie as this one for a longer time. It is so emotional and heartbreaking watching those two, firstly in Room, then in the real world as well. I found interesting realizing the oscillations in getting used to the whole massive change between a grownup and a child. Freedom is relative, this movie proves it. So is space and boundaries. If you don't know what's on the other side of the wall and don't even know the other side even exists, you feel safe. You don't doubt your freedom at all. Jack felt like everything is happening with a reason, just the way it should be. His imagination made him believe that. It was also quite interesting watching how Jack's thoughts broadened up as time was passing by. I was surprised how well he adapted to new surroundings, unlike his poor mother. She was questioning herself a lot, every single day, got really overwhelmed and I saw her crash coming a few times throughout the movie. It's impossible not to feel sorry for her considering how strong and resilient she stayed.