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plotholes don'te exist in imaginary scenarios

posted 12 years ago by poserpro
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People of the movie forum tend to post threads about plot hole. Well, in this movie, all happened were just Marie's imaginary killings in her web dream, none of them were killed after she woke up from the masturbation, since from the beginning she told Alex she always had weird dream(a rêve super bizarre), so this was just one of the weird/wet dreams.

When I have dreams sometimes, things tend to be illogical and ambiguous compared to reality, if I find plot holes in my dreams, it would totally ruin the fun for being part of the dreams.

Enjoying the movie, it is not about reality, why so picky? Why so serious?

[–] polysicsarebest 12 years ago

this.

i have been saying this for TEN YEARS now, and... like your post was ignored for 2 months.. my pots are ignored or forgotten about... while someone goes off and posts "ANOTHER PLOTHOLE THREAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

just insane.

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Shuji Terayama forever.

[–] sm-meehan 12 years ago

Most of the film is an imaginary scenario, but I disagree it's a dream. most of the film, up until the gas station camera scene is the version marie is telling the police. after the gas station camera scene the events shown are actual. i realize marie is changing between herself and the imagined killer while chasing alex through the woods, but this is just a device used by the director to show the viewer marie's inner state (split personality). if it were a dream, the very first scene where a camera is turned on to record marie's testimony and the last scene of alex visiting marie in lock-up, wouldn't fit.

[–] Hey_Sweden 12 years ago

I would agree with your post.

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