Thomas DeNicola

If you're reading the horrible reviews for this movie and you haven't started it yet, close your browser and watch the film with the freshest eyes possible. Absolutely fantastic and ethereal movie, the dreamlike state that the protagonist is trapped in becomes superimposed onto the audience in a wonderfully potent way; we walk through her mental decay with her. The "bad acting" that people are talking about is just untrue. The dialogue flows naturally and sounds like real people talking to real people. And for the person who said the dinner scene is circular and too long, so is dementia. Im happy to stick up for this film, and im happy to have seen it.