A sci-fi movie marketed as a murder mystery

Rating: Null/10 (29 May 2002)

A movie that is arguably great, but not what it is sold as in the trailers.
A guy (who happens to be rich) has a great life. An out of whack woman that loves him ends all that and turns his life into a series of psychotic episodes. He has to wrestle with his own sense of self to bring himself back to reality.
The movie tells a story, but it is *not* a suspense/mystery. It is a story of self discovery. While it is a great story and beautifully told, don't think that it is a mystery, or you'll lose the essence of the movie while you search for clues.
His self-involved fantasies are the mainstay of the movie. The real "moral" of the story comes at the end when he comes to grips with who and what he is, and decides to embrace reality once more.
(spoiler alert) the end is somewhat disappointing, when he must decide between the psychotic and self-abusive reality he has created and the real world (here's where the rich part comes into play) that is financially less for him than what he left behind. He then chooses the real world.
A rewarding movie, and a fun tale to watch, a self-discovery really.