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• _kelly .

  
  The theatrical cut of this movie is but a taste. If it stirs your interest, then you must rent/buy the extended version which includes hours of additional footage including interviews, graphical explanations, and dramatic sequences. A nice introductory documentary to the world of… More
  The theatrical cut of this movie is but a taste. If it stirs your interest, then you must rent/buy the extended version which includes hours of additional footage including interviews, graphical explanations, and dramatic sequences. A nice introductory documentary to the world of quantum physics. Must see for anyone interested in science or philosophy, even if you are familiar with the topics, as the interviewees are fantastic and inject an enthusiastic quality to work as a successful facade for what is essentially a mashed-up (and atypically amusing) lecture.

• Luke B

  
  This film is so cheap and tacky how it expects to discuss it's theories on quantum physics is beyond me. With scenes of sex and some bad language it may seem like this film is aimed at adults. However we are also treated to CGI representation of lust singing Robert Palmers… More
  This film is so cheap and tacky how it expects to discuss it's theories on quantum physics is beyond me. With scenes of sex and some bad language it may seem like this film is aimed at adults. However we are also treated to CGI representation of lust singing Robert Palmers 'Addicted to Love'. This film really is that wank. Represents theories as facts, and ties together some interesting interviews with a fictional sub-plot about some deaf woman which just happens to demonstarte everything being said. This is the same stuff you find in those self-help books but done in a much more patronizing manner. As entertainment it sucks, as a documentary it blows and as an enlightening doorway into a new vast realm of thought...it can fuck off.

• Dean L

  
  appreciate the fact that this movie tries to make the audience think, but the approach is terrible and condescending to say the least. These are not new concepts. These are rehashed efforts to explain the world through juvenile fantasy that pretends that the world is only what we… More
  appreciate the fact that this movie tries to make the audience think, but the approach is terrible and condescending to say the least. These are not new concepts. These are rehashed efforts to explain the world through juvenile fantasy that pretends that the world is only what we know. This is a child's way of thinking. This is someone who is stuck in the concrete operational stage of development. I agree that reality is perception, but that is on the level of subjective experience. Anyone who has stepped outside of themselves will have encountered this manner of thought before. In addition, again-these are not novel ideas. If you have never quested outside of the conventional realm of thought you might find this interesting. If you have never done any self-study or study in the world of philosophy then this might be an introduction, but it is pedestrian to say the least(sorry to sound pompous), pedantic and misses the mark in its effort to teach (or bludgeon). I might also add that the presentation was terribly annoying with all of the flashing in and out. It was a chore to watch...and not because it makes you think. I might also add that it completely fudges the concepts in Quantum mechanics to meet its message. Check out "Waking Life" or "Mindwalk" if you want to provoke some real thought about life. You will find yourself far more fulfilled.

• Dean M

  
  It seems a fine documentary as I like Marlee Matlin who appears in that special interest film. (Disappointed it has no English substitles on DVD - that's impossible because it has support for the deaf culture including Marlee Matlin).

• Michael G

  
  A very interesting and well done documentary on quantum physics. The story that ties it together is pretty lame, but at the same time necessary.

• Walter M

  
  [font=Century Gothic]"What the Bleep Do We Know?" is a unique film that is a combined lecture by talking heads(identified in the closing credits) about quantum physics and biology in a rational universe and illustrations on how this connects into our everyday lives. This is… More
  [font=Century Gothic]"What the Bleep Do We Know?" is a unique film that is a combined lecture by talking heads(identified in the closing credits) about quantum physics and biology in a rational universe and illustrations on how this connects into our everyday lives. This is represented by a photographer named Amanda(Marlee Matlin) living in Portland, Oregon. [/font] [font=Century Gothic] [/font] [font=Century Gothic]Basically, the movie is about the different paths we can follow in our lives.(It should be noted that films like "Double Life of Veronique" and "Run Lola Run" pretty much had the same message while avoiding the science lectures.) There are plenty of ideas here - some of which I have read about before while others just went completely over my head. In the end, this movie has one very significant flaw - the equation of medication with addiction which I completely disagree with. [/font]

• meril l

  
  Quite interesting. Some of the editing seemed pretty random, especially when they start talking about God for the second and third time. Some of the 'logic' seemed to make no sense to me, and when I looked it up apparently it was all 'hogwash,' so I guess it… More
  Quite interesting. Some of the editing seemed pretty random, especially when they start talking about God for the second and third time. Some of the 'logic' seemed to make no sense to me, and when I looked it up apparently it was all 'hogwash,' so I guess it wasn't just me. Would have been much cooler if the entire scientific community didn't consider it to be pseudoscience, but it still gives you another way to look at the world and that's very important.

• Eduardo C

  
  TRASH TRASH TRASH TRASH TRASH. A purported documentary on quantum physics is actually a welcoming guide for a cult, in which physics have absolutely no bearing. This is truly pseudo-science at its worst. This is to physics what 'intelligent design' is to evolution: a non… More
  TRASH TRASH TRASH TRASH TRASH. A purported documentary on quantum physics is actually a welcoming guide for a cult, in which physics have absolutely no bearing. This is truly pseudo-science at its worst. This is to physics what 'intelligent design' is to evolution: a non scientific posture presenting itself as a scientific effort to discredit its opponent. For the life of me I cannot understand why this was such a hit, but I imagine it was much like The Matrix: it makes people feel smart because it seemingly presents philosophical and scientific situations in a way they can understand it. Of course, it makes up pretty much everything it states and distorts what few scientific postures it uses but hey, it seems smart so it must be right. Bravo! I recommend everyone watch this and show it to their friends, at worst as a litmus test to see who is intelligent enough to see through the bullshit and at best as pure entertainment. The film is so fucking unintentionally hillarious that it must be seen to be believed.

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