Insightful, attractive, and stunning

Rating: 10/10 (23 November 2006)

Probably the best film of the year. Thought-provoking, enigmatic, and insightful, it provides great spiritual and physical outlooks into our existence and inevitable death. The visuals are beautiful, although at times, the lack of lighting in some scenes is somewhat aggravating. Regardless, the story that takes place in the 1600's is particularly interesting, and is quite beautiful. Like previously stated, this movie is not for everyone; it requires thought and begs to be interpreted differently for each individual. If you bought the Collector's DVD Edition of "Road Trip" and went to see "Jackass 2" with your buds and their girlfriends who don't even know you, this film probably isn't for you.
Regardless, this is a film to be remembered for years, although it's sketchy topics and uncommon directing techniques may make it difficult to fully embrace by some.