Mini-Review: The best cinematic experience I've had thus far. The plot is very easy to simplify or use as an arguing point against the film, but it doesn't need to be any different. At times, I just felt entirely immersed by the perfectly (as in: perfectly) shot first person segments, like I wasn't in a cinema. I've never gotten that feeling from another movie. It's just masterful in technique/cinematography/immersion in a way I'd never experienced until now. Fuck this movie for being so good.