Perfect

A surreal take on the existence of human consciousness that most won't get. Dropping a bit of esoteric knowledge underneath a heavy blanket of artsy fartsy nonsense that paints a weird picture. I don't pretend to understand all of it but it's pretty enough to entice me back to subsequent viewings.

It is the worst movie next to Us. I hate how the director and writers ruined people's childhood by turning these characters into Serial Killers.

whether intentional or not it hits the mark. The experience that the viewer has may end up going over their heads. There is a line that one of the main character's fixation(s) says that's something like "I'm too far ahead of you" as he expresses confusion. This film's subject matter is kind of like that.

!!!!!!!! PURE GENIUS.

If you go into this film expecting an average movie you are going to be confused, disoriented and possibly even bored, but if you view it through the lens of art, of a cinematic experience... you may, like I did, enjoy it immensely. It's a visually stunning piece.

Worse than made-for-TV religious propaganda.

The only reason I gave it two stars was because of the visuals. Many potentially good plotlines are dead ends. It's not that a couple of things are confusing. The entire movie is confusing. It seems like he was writing it while making it. It's obviously a digital reality that doesn't exist, you can't cut squares out of yourself and put plastic in the opening. Yet, a man says other people in the "rehab" are automatons. This I thought was so that of he kills them he won't be killing an actual human. But, it's useless to TELL the psycho they're not real people since the "material automatons" are merely living in his subconscious. I thought he was going to kill the automatons and they were going to come back and make him feel REALLY guilty about it, didn't happen. They were just a useless dead end. Who was that deformed baby? was that him in real life living in some kind of internal virtual reality like Altered States? In the end, he's "Not cured" yet he's running around playfully with his girlfriend. It's probably not worth thinking about.

I couldn't even finish it. On my device, where I was watching it, I could speed it up to run at 1.5x and 2x faster. I swear, I've never watched ANY movie that D ... R ... A ... Shit, I forgot what I was going to say ... oh, that's right, I have NEVER watched a movie that dragged on and on and seemed to be CRAWLING (towards plot development and other things that make a movie even remotely watchable) like Perfect. It was dark, literally. Just about every little thing or action (and I use the term loosely) that was done in the movie such as an opening door, window, my god, even people swimming and walking ... and ... and .. it was horrible. Long. Drawn-out sequences of simple things that made the act of merely opening a door or pushing a button interminable. I quit about 30 minutes into the movie. I've only done that with a few movies in my life. Seriously. Even movies I've not paid for I usually can stomach even the worst ones ... once. Perfect? Do NOT waste your time. I can't even tell you what it's about. It's weird. It's not understandable. It's not logical. It's not anything that you'll be able to make sense of, if you are like me and can only make sense of movies when they make ... at least ... a little sense. Maybe if YOU watch it the whole way through, YOU will make sense of it. But, hey, when you suffer through the whole thing (1.5x or 2x, if you're smart), you'll be cursing yourself because you didn't take my advice. The porn popup teasers from the site where I streamed it from where seasons ahead in terms of action, logic, believability. The lighting was better. The characters have character and, some times, "T and A" should make sense. All the "T and A" in this movie were slow motion, stylized metaphors or some shit. I'm through now. I don't rate movies ever. Ever. I swear. I don't even have a Rotten Tomatoes account. I had to use my Facebook account. But, this movie was so bad I had to. I've never been so motivated to rant about a shitty movie. OK. NOW ... I'm really done. Don't say I didn't warn you.

A bold expression that will be best enjoyed with an open mind.