Probably not a good idea to shoot your future self.

This wins the "Weirdest Film I've Ever Seen" award hands down. Even though you can't make heads or tails of what the hell is going on, it's still compelling to watch to see what the next sudden tangent this film will fly off on. From horror to thriller to romance and everything in between, this film is crammed full of the weirdest images that you can only imagine that the writer conjured up through his dreams after eating several tonnes of cheese. Fascinating.

Slicin' up eyeballs, I want you to know

Strange ideas and weird pictures, but nevertheless interesting to watch.

I'm not going to lie - I don't get it. Nice, famous eyeball scene though.

Salvador Dali, you so crazy!

Fascinating. The stream of images and ideas half makes sense rather than seeming completely random which just makes the abstract nature of it all the more intriguing. It is disturbing and yet also really amusing (in particular I loved the two priests, one of whom was actually Dali himself, being dragged across the floor).

Interesting

I'm not a fan of surrealism without purpose, I'm too desensitized for this to be shocking, and it hasn't aged all that well. Still, it works the brain and is a very unique experience and daring experiment.

Odd. This "in a dream-like sequence, a woman's eye is slit open--juxtaposed with a similarly shaped cloud obsucuring the moon moving in the same direction as the knife through the eye--to grab the audience's attention" I liked. The rest I didn't care for, mostly.

A film about nothing. *Seinfeld theme*

It doesn't push my buttons, but it doesn't annoy me and is only 15 minutes.

Mercifully short, and some refreshing weirdness, but this isn't even much of a "film", and I write that as a huge fan of both Dali and Bunuel.

What the fuck?? this makes no sense! Is that the point, to make no sense? If so, I find it stupid. A glorified student film.

This is a bizarre film that does a great job tickling the senses. It's kind of like a trip through the dreams of a surrealist. I enjoyed it a lot.

it's very interesting movie. It's totally absurd but there is a story behind it! I didn't understand everything but understood something true about the movie by reading the story.

Well. Obviously a must see... probably one in a handful of true textbook 20th century must sees...