Dir.: Richard Linklater

A film made by a thinker, to thinking audiences. A lot of intelligent people will no doubt suffer during its viewing, but Waking Life is everything but pretensious. It's as honest and relevant as a film can get, while incenting people to think and question issues like life, reality and human existence. How can that be pretensious? That's human nature its more raw state.

One of the most purely enjoyable films I've seen in my life. The ultimate proof that you can make a family film that's alive, well acted, smart, perceptive, funny - and that rocks. Jack Black plays the most fun and personal character he'll ever have the chance and the kids just rock. A princeless, immensely enjoyable film for anyone who loves good old Rock 'n Roll.

The closest we'll ever be to know what it'd be like to grow up during the 70s. Must-see for any Linklater fan.

Typical Linklater... Simple and real!

An early sample of the kind of dialogue-drive films Linklater would eventually become a master at.

Linklater will always be Linklater... Still, I can't help to wonder, what the hell is Zac-fuckin'-Efron doing here?!