Waking Life
20th Century Fox - 20th Century Fox
Release date: 2002-05-07
DVD
Actors: Louis Black, Julie Delpy, Adam Goldberg, Charles Gunning, Ethan Hawke
Adult Language, Animated, Animation, Avant-garde / Experimental, Bohemian Life, Brief Encounters, Cartoons & Animation, Cerebral, Children, Color, Comedy, Computer Animation, Dreamlike, Ensemble Film, Family, Fantasy Life, Feature Film-comedy, Literate, Mild Violence, Movie
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Waking Life
Date undefinedthis movie covers a lot of ground, things that people need realize or hear at the very least. just a lot of people talking about some very important issues. well presented, well written, properly executed and effectively implemented. should be in every movie aficionado's collection!
Waking Life
Date undefinedI love the thought provoking dialogue I was expecting that I wasn't completely pleased with the presentation. The way this film is "animated", to me, distracts fom the message a bit...
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This movie is surreal. It is captured in real life via a hand held camera, then it was sent to six different artists to create their own style of animation over the live action. The styles are all unique, giving the viewer amazing views of interations between the main character and his many acquaintances in his dream/real(?) world. The animation is the very best visual reprsentation of what I can remember of hallucinations on LSD from 40 years ago. It's amazing. The movie has some much to offer that you need to see it over and over again to catch the many insightful thoughts presented. Be sure to put the English captions on to catch all of the clever wording. You will either love this movie, or hate it. I loved it.
