Mr. Nobody (Extended Director's Cut)

It's rare for an independent film to be relatable enough, or grounded enough to grasp the concept a film creator is trying to convey to the audience to keep the watcher glued to the screen, but Mr. Nobody does just that. A little slow going at moments, complex storyline - which can be hard to follow for some, but all-in-all it's a great movie with stunning visuals. Think one part The Butterfly Effect, one part Erternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind, with just a dash of a Aeon Flux (the movie) aesthetic.

Mr. Nobody is a film that isn't for everyone. That said, the movie is very well made. The acting and cinematography are outstanding and many of the storylines are touching. The overall story and themes are ambiguous and remain unclear even after a second viewing. Many people will not like this level of ambiguity, but I loved it. The surreal themes mix well with the cinematography. It really shows that a lot of effort went into making and directing every single scene.

We dont exist anywhere at anytime on purpose, but the theorem of "the big crunch", being a reality, and occurring within reach of our existence is quite 'amusing' to think i we were to hold out until the instant the universe were to stop expanding and commence contracting and the impact that would have on 'linear' time.. Well watch the film .. It piques the imagination in a very, hmmm, 'good' way.. Kk Jeff 'Lovits'