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There
were still things I didn't understand by the end - possibly some were
explained but the dialogue was a bit indistinct in places and I couldn't
catch all that was said (and the review DVD didn't have a subtitles
option). The lead role of Simon (Jeremy Sisto) is played well
enough showing his descent into confusion and paranoia - although he was
never a regular sort of guy even to start with. I couldn't work
out if it was set in the future or not - the computer equipment seemed a
bit low-tech but capable of more advanced things.
One
other confusing thing was the end credits - they are statedly in
appearance order but a lot of the time the characters appear in
different positions to those indicated - some way-before and some
way-after. Which might suggest it was re-edited after the credits
were originally prepared.
Anyway,
ultimately it's not an especially satisfying movie and probably could
have been better as there was nothing wrong with the basic idea.
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SPECIAL FEATURES?
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