SixRaven Eight

If the movie Heavy Metal and the movie Creepshow had a kid, and that kid grew up and married Archer and they had a kid, and that kid learned how to speak by watching home movies made by people from LA in the 80s, all on designer drugs, that would be this movie. I've read a lot of reviews and there are a lot of them that say things like, if you didn't like this movie it's because you didn't understand it, or, this movie has a deep hidden meaning not revealed to all. Maybe. It has good and bad parts, funny parts and parts that feel like they're trying to be that guy at that party that says nonsense in a philosophical style. I feel very grateful that scanner suits aren't real, though I'm thinking one of the points the movie is trying to make is that we all sort of are wearing those suits and never really get to know the multifacets of ourselves. It starts off kind of slow in my opinion. Give it a chance , it gets some what more interesting. Or don't, I'm not the boss of you.

It just wasn't scary for me. Maybe you will like it though.

I'm never sure why anyone remakes a movie just to make it so very differently its practically a completely different movie, instead of just having the guts to just call the movie something else and making it its own entity. People get told to take off their nostalgia glasses and have an open mind etc. when they take a classic, remove its essence, just to manufacture something else and ride the fame of the original. I was told once all these remarks out there were so the next generation could understand or identify with the movie. If I were that generation, I'd be insulted.

This movie is really unusual, creative, hard for some people to follow, and beautiful to look at. I saw it many years ago and fell in love with it. It was also the first time I ever saw Tilda Swinton and Billy Zane. I recommend this movie to people who want to watch an interesting original film not a remake of something or other.