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I like the edit, the footages, the soundtrack, I feel the nostalgic the point of view and what the writer want to tell us, but I think it's misled. The most interesting part about the story is about George, what is his motives? What's he really do? Why he did it? We don't really have an answer for that. The documentary revolves around Sandi and her lost film, not George. I think George is a very interesting people and they didn't dig deeper, instead they tell you something that you less care about.

When I told somebody that Mr. Nobody is my favorite film, they haven't watch it. This film is hardly anyone's favorite, so I think this is very personal. I like Thought provoking films like I Origins, Her, Donnie Darko, Get Out, Memento etc.

For me, this film bring me back to a time of my childhood, all of it, the cinematic, the soundtracks, like every aspect of the film, altough I'm asian, the culture is very different, the people looks completely different, but somehow this movie have some sort of relateness to me personally. The imagination of this film is bizzare and somehow remind me being a child, I use to imagine things.

For some films like Pulp Fiction, Inglorious Basterd, and Hateful Eight, they are great movies that I constantly revisited, because I like the tense, the dialogue, the writing, I always found something new everytime I rewatched. But this movie, I rewatched it several times for the feel, the atmosphere, the soundtracks. It's a beautiful movie.