A Glitch in the Matrix

It's an obvious conclusion that any rational person should have already come to on their own.

The result is lively, playful, and busy - in a very good way.

A Glitch in the Matrix becomes not about whether we're living in a simulation but about the many understandable reasons someone may think this. In effect, it winds up being about the mysteries of the human experience.

It's a fun conversation, but it's all relatively silly.

But while the doc may be overlong, it's consistently fascinating because of its implications.

You realize that this documentary exists in a world that actually has no reality in it... [Director Rodney Ascher] is really driving home the point that we're actually all living in such an artificial world that we've accepted as normal.

Offering some tantalizing commentary on the erotic...

"A Glitch in the Matrix" is less of a documentary and more of an accidental exploration of unchecked narcissism.

Often frustrating and uncomfortable, A Glitch in the Matrix demands reading between the lines to find the source of obsession in a theory so easy to either believe or ignore.

As a scientific debate, A Glitch In The Matrix is little more than a group of enthusiasts arguing what if? Its likely to be the new favourite film of that person on your social feed whos always sharing conspiratorial videos.