Mr. Nobody

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Riccardo T @riccardoreviews 6d SPOILER ALERT I love that the plot goes mitosis. We're made of cells, after all. Every choice I make in my life creates a split between it and the others I didn't make. What I didn't like of this movie is that many scenes are too slow and unclear: I remember I was bored while watching the blonde girl with the picture of the Italian guy. Many scenes touched my heart, starting from the one where he is washing his disabled, old father while he is only 15, then he has a ride in the nature and screams. It's my life, when I was 15: holding the elderly that sucks my energy, having no other chance to express my frustration than destroying myself. And I didn't even have a scooter. Also the scene in which he has different girlfriends or wives touched my heart: you gotta make a choice, it goes well, it goes bad, but just go. I watched this movie when I was immersed into my dysthimia; one of the few pieces of art that managed to reach the abyss I was... rottening into. Worth a rewatch. See more Warren Dale B @strong4man Feb 23 Quite a stimulating delight. Not surprised that some critics didn't get this movie at all. It's far from linear and the story is one that obliterates straight line perception and expectations. Casting was perfect with Jared Leto and company. To enjoy this movie one has to suspend normal patterns of meaning. At the end it all comes together in a way that could offer wisdom as to life direction and enjoyment. If this review bores, irritates or angers you, you probably won't like the movie which is exactly why sojourners in consciousness might want to see it. It's far from standard fare. I love it that Leto took this project on. He is a very dangerous and beautiful actor. Bravo. See more Jeff G. @Jeffrey23 Feb 14 Brilliant! If you can’t figure out how the movie flows then you should consider yourself uneducated!! Watch the film twice and it really does hit home the fact that your choices you make can change your life drastically, even small choices. Think ‘Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy’ is 42 the meaning of life or is it that you picked the right spouse? See more Paul S @PManRager Jan 12 I'm very unhappy with this movie. About a quarter of the way through I realized that many different stories were being told, but each storyline kept intercepting the other one at random times, so I was just left confused the entire time. Jared Leto's character made no sense to me. Sometimes he was British, sometimes he wasn't. Sometimes he was young, sometimes he was old. Sometimes he was on Earth, sometimes he was on Mars. Whatever the story of this movie is, it was completely lost in the conflicting narratives and Jared Leto's Palpatine-esque performance as an old man. If I could say anything nice about this movie, it would be that there were a lot of visually beautiful scenes and some intriguing concepts of the future. Otherwise, this was a waste of two-and-a-half hours. I can't recommend it. See more Old M @RT34915680 Dec 1 I'm old and understand the many fantistical journeys your mind takes you on the 'what if, what might have been'. Young viewers - if you have some unfinished romantic business troubling you - act now and leave no stone unturned...your older self will salute you. See more Catherine D. @CatherineOrozco Nov 24 It’s a mind bending movie that plays with the concept of time and the importance of decisions throughout life. There is a lot of adult bed scenes throughout though which idk if that was really needed. See more Read all reviews

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