Quantum Suicide

A mindbender of a film. The kind of film you watch and the next day you wake up thinking about. It starts slow but the burn is so worth it.

Definitely not for everyone. The film demands your attention, and the science is dense. But if you appreciate films like Darren Aronosky's Pi or Shane Carruth's Primer or Christopher Nolan's Following, these indie sci films that ask fundamental questions about reality, then this is the film for you.

The narrative explores questions about the very nature of reality. It's mindblowing stuff. If you can follow it, you won't be able to get it out of your mind.

The lead uses a soft monotone voice the whole movie. The whole story moves along at a very slow pace. He talks extra fast using science terms. The girlfriend is bland and not interesting.

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The main character has a few scenes while sitting in a bathtub, only his chest it visible.

There are a number of scenes with clips and flashback shots.

There is a young girl in the film and I had thought should would lead to something interesting, but that storyline was not developed.

I kapt watching thinking it would get better, but it never did.