Tied for the best movie I have ever seen

Perfectly adorable

It's hard to see any effort in the film. There's no comedy to speak of, no real drama and, worst of all.

It's a mild crowd pleaser for people who are exhausted by blockbusters.

A four-hour documentary that was released theatrically in its full version, but it available on Netflix as a miniseries. The master of all documentaries, Errol Morris, gives us a splice of realism by having real actors (Peter Sarsgaard, Tim Blake Nelson, Molly Parker) play versions of the subject of a son's quest to uncover the origin of his father's death under experimental usage of LSD. It is at times riveting and at times as aimless and far out as a psychedelic experience can be. There has been nothing quite like this mix of documentary and film before.

If you happened to enjoy the tidbit of the "Cinema of the unsettling", shown by The Office's Gabe Lewis, then you'll like this. It's not for me. Steer clear.

Over-the-top grandiose, excessively long, redundant, tedious, repetitious, and just plain obnoxious. I've got nothing to add that hasn't been included in other 3-5 star reviews.

Stylish but so DARK (literally DARk ...as in BLACK pictures on the screen for to long) drawn-out but stylish....I got fed up half way though ep 6...I guess I did not reveal much in the end anyway. I liked the editing style but it would have been better half the length.