It makes you feel easier if you keep an open mind to the ending

Rating: 9/10 (11 March 2010)

I am frustrated by the ending that Teddy leaving a question and feels like "surrounded" to the truth.
Which would be worse, to live as a monster or to die as a good man? This question keeps pushing me to think what's the movie want to tell actually. If you are sane but all others don't, then you are monster?
I read the discussion and hoped to find out Teddy is sane or he is actually making up the whole story. But it seems work in either interpretation. It would be easier for you to forget about the "real truth".
Really don't recommend to watch this movie alone if you aren't released from the past. It's just too heavy.