The wizardry of us

Rating: 10/10 (20 April 2019)

-"Surrender Dorothy!" Rosanna Arquette in "After Hours" (1985). Toto´s "Rosanna" (1982) isn´t even supposed to be about Arquette, which it used to be. A Mandela effect in itself sort of. Paul Hackett gets into more trouble, the more he tries to avoid it. Oil, money, banking and AI is mentioned in the 1939 film, so is poverty, suppression, depression, class distinctions, "Illuminati", men behind the curtain, reptilians, angels, the yellow brick road, symbolism in Buddhism and Kabbalah. Actually all kind of obvious really. The movie is furthermore significantly concerning "The law of attraction", that we all create our own reality. It´s always more than it seems, more than meets the eye. It´s about courage and fear (fear of everything and especially fear itself), trust your heart and not your mind/ brain/ thoughts, and that everything you ever looked for was always there inside of yourself, so it never went away in the frst place. This is a very political movie and peculiarly about The U.S. But if ever there was a spiritual movie, this is it. Question everyone, everything and notably yourself. Then start to believe and trust yourself, life and love. A surreal lucid dream, an astral projection, a fairytale musical and an experience no one needs to interpret or explain to you. If you want to know what it all is about, you will. There is a reason David Lynch doesn´t give exact facts, when clarifying his illustrations. It´s part of the mystery, to investigate for yourself. The meek shall inherit the earth. Watch out for those red slippers! And above all, surrender.