O Último Destino

,,, it's just that it is sooo slow. It's an expansion on what Sol goes through in his last moments of life, when he decides to check out, in Soylent Green, with a dash of Carousel and wanting more life, like the runners in Logans' Run,,, and a dash of Roy Batty from Blade Runner added into the script. Yep, his brain tumor might explain some of the more disturbing occurences and you have to question what version of reality is transpiring. It IS disturbing to think that this might be the way our lives end up. We all want to die peacefully in out sleep with out boots on, but, we can see right now that this will not be the case for many people. This film is going to make a lot more people think about that possibility.

This film blesses the art of cinema with script, editing, cinematography, carefully selected plans, reasonable musical accompaniment, no chattering lines, and great actings. Film's poetic narrative allowing to make completely different inferences by recalling the viewer memory in every different plan, whose location is changed in fiction. For a long time I have not witnessed such a qualified and well-designed storytelling. Spectacular!

Slow, depressing, dark and surreal.

Don't watch this if you are feeling maudlin.

What is reality, what is not?

A bit like Bobby's dream!

Objectively speaking, this movie reminds us the moment when it goes to the end how will that be. It's depressing when watch this and the mysterious parts not really the highlights. Be grateful having healthy body seems what the movie try to express more.

Boring...weird...slow...even weirder...at the end you ask yourself, wtf?!