The Question is Why
Why did anyone produce this? Why did anyone consent to act in it? Why
did I watch even 30 minutes of it?
Its actually a pretty good movie. The moment he wakes up after taking his meds, and we (and him) can see his reality is just golden. After seeing it, you realize how well made it was. Although I really am bothered by three things;
The "amount" of time between the moment the co-workers find everything and the cops actually show up, the fact that there seem to be WAY more bodies than just ONE or TWO stacked up in the dilapidated apartment and the amazingly lame wardrobe for the Jesus party.
I turned it off after 25 minutes but this post ^^ makes me want to go back and finish it.
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