I didn't find it that confusing - there are three "times", the spanish, the present/doctor/she's dying, the "space future", but the spanish/future both happen within the context of the book. She writes the spanish part, he writes the future part - he finishes the book off. He plants a seed on her grave..
You can take it the other way and think that the future part was real though, I guess, but it doesn't fit as well.
I don't think that it's a matter of slightly fail storylines as just being hard to interpret/sometimes very complex/very metaphorical..
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It's sad that most of the time the beatiful films have slightly fail storylines or make little sense
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You can take it the other way and think that the future part was real though, I guess, but it doesn't fit as well.
I don't think that it's a matter of slightly fail storylines as just being hard to interpret/sometimes very complex/very metaphorical..
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My ideal movie would have lovely visuals as well as Tarantino style quality dialogue too <3
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Ahhh~ I can't think of any of my favourite films that have that much witty dialogue :P
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Aronofsky is amazing, though I still have Pi and The Wrestler to watch.
Composer is the word you're after :D
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I'm the worst film student. I have seen nothing -_- Lynch and some more of Chan Wook Park's stuff is next on my list.
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