Though fun, it's not as thought provoking as learning the physics of the ride itself as you're on it. I'm glad you detect this genuine part of the film because it is true you know. I guess because it is totally from my heart, and I don't have the pressure of a big company that invested saying it has to be this or that so it is more commercial. Because of your philosophy background and the experience from interviewing the various professors in philosophy and theoretical physics, it seems that your own ideas would be reinforced tenfold. It is interesting to listen to your deconstruction.
Some people read the surface of the film.
Then some people read subtext and bring those ideas to me that I didn't bring to myself. These ideas are further than my own as creator of the animal. Yeah, that's exciting. Again, I think there will be a lot of this response and people will have to ask others if they have seen this film because it is important. I wouldn't want to take it for granted.