the summary given is only the surface, but this is what i see

Rating: Null/10 (10 September 2004)

This movie is amazing. Whoever wrote that summary on the main page for Vanilla Sky only watched it once. He saw what I saw the first time I watched it. After you watch it so many times, it finally just clicks. Why would somebody think that it's only about him getting in a wreck, being disfigured, and the surgery changing him? That's the surface. Wait, it's not even the surface. The storyline isn't even based on that. David Aames found love in Sophia in one night. He got in the car with Julie, she committed suicide by driving off of a bridge, because she knew that he didn't love her back like she loved him. After that he was disfigured and suffered bad headaches. He isolated himself from the world. He went to find someone he trusted...Sophia. He didn't even really know her in his real life, but while he was lying on the ground hung over, he gave himself to Life Extension. He woke up in a world that he made (Lucid Dream). The doctors found a surgery to make his face perfect again. His headaches went away. He and Sophia were in love, and she was his world. The sky in his dream was the same sky that Monet painted in "Vanilla Sky" (the piece of artwork that was his mothers from the beginning that Sophia liked in his house on the night of his party). When David stopped taking control of his life, his dream became a nightmare. Tech Support from L.E. showed up many times trying to warn him. Regardless, he killed Sophia. His loss of control made Sophia Julie, he beat her and then killed her only realizing afterwards it was really Sophia. The man who interviewed him for his case was his father figure. He got the ideas of Sophia's love and that man's father figure from television in his real life. Once he realized this, and that none of them were really real, he chose to live in the real world 150 years after his true death (suicide to give himself to L.E.). The movie ends with someone saying "open your eyes." I haven't figured out who's saying that. I know it isn't Julie or Sophia. Maybe we're not supposed to know. But anyway, this movie is amazing. If I watch it again, I'm sure that I will see something I missed or look at it differently, but this is how I interpret this movie. I just know for a fact that there is more to it than the summary given..
..the little things, there's nothing bigger is there?