Let's Dream

I liked the idea in this movie. I also liked dreamy feeling this gave. Some scenery (near end, when driving car) was very impressive.

But.. What a hec was that talking?! It was very hard to understand what was said: it was all so mumbling! Very, very VERY bad thing in movie!

(English is not my native language, and I wasnt able to use subtitles.) There is couple even worst movies I have seen, so 3 from me.

Don't give up on it.

Yes, it takes a LOT of patience, and it's NOT for certain people, but it's interesting and worthwhile.

I like a slow burn. I enjoy an artsy film (including odd facial expressions that don't change throughout the movie). I like thinking about films that are out of the norm, etc.

However, I couldn't hear anything with the way the sound was engineered (similar to Tenet). I'm an older person (in my 50s) without dog level hearing so I missed much of the whispered dialogue throughout this film.

It was interesting enough that I didn't turn it off, but not being able to hear it was a real downside.

Other than that, I won't say it grabbed me immediately, but there was a point where it grabbed my interest. I also don't think the photography was wonderful, like some of the other positive reviewers said, but it wasn't that bad either. It's just not something that stood out.

A movie about someone who cannot sleep.

I could not stay awake, and I have not napped in years.

Rated two stars only because I thought the lead actor, writer, director was handsome.

You'll certainly find it a more productive use of your time than watching this film and helpfully the movie does its best to put you to sleep in the first 5 minutes. The lead actor is possessed of the most boring and monotonous voice I have ever heard. Insomniacs would find him a real boon. Others though should avoid the film. You'll have far more fun at the dentist.