Jonathan St. Martin

This is without a doubt the most absurd, original, ridiculous, fantastic film I have ever seen. It is hilarious and heartfelt and sad and poignant. It's hard to summarize but it absolutely lives up to its title. Its simultaneously every genre it can be. The best way I can describe it is think The Matrix meets The One crossed with Soul and Turning Red, and believe it or not, a smattering of Ratatouille in the most unexpected way possible. The cast is brilliant, shifting effortlessly between "characters" but you never lose track. I loved every minute of this movie. I was laughing hysterically one minute, and had tears in my eyes the next. It reaches several moments where you think it could end, but it keeps going and you welcome it openly, as if to say "Yes! Give me more!" I want to rewatch it again and again, going frame by frame.