Well produced and directed, could have ended better

Rating: 8/10 (26 February 2010)

I am not going to extend too much on this review. First of all, before you start taking my teeth out one by one, let me say I pretty much enjoyed the overall quality of the movie. From the shots, to the actors, lighting, sounds effects, music, all was at a very professional and captivating level. The plot was also very interesting as things started to, in a strange way, become simultaneously clearer and harder to understand.
Now moving fast-forward: in my perspective the worst part of the movie was the end. I don't like open endings for a very simple reason: I payed for someone to figure it out for me. Else I would stay home and make my own movie in my mind. Anyway, if Martin wanted to leave an open ending he failed to do so. This means I didn't like it because of both things, 1st he tried, 2nd he failed, and now I'll explain why he failed: If the guy wasn't mental, why would anyone have all the trouble of making him believe he was? Why not simply doing the surgery to his brain right away? What would stop them from doing it? They could easily create an excuse.
Oh I would also like to say something about many of other reviews are saying which is "Martin created a new genre". My response would be: "Oh really? I also created this new thing, it looks like a camera, behaves like a camera and does all things a camera does, no more, no less, but it's called Parptrokypus and I invented it..."