Le Point Omega

2004
23m

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Max spends most of his time in virtual reality, gradually abandoning his own reality for another, more exhilarating, which offers him endless possibilities. But how far will this new addicti... Read allMax spends most of his time in virtual reality, gradually abandoning his own reality for another, more exhilarating, which offers him endless possibilities. But how far will this new addiction take him ?Max spends most of his time in virtual reality, gradually abandoning his own reality for another, more exhilarating, which offers him endless possibilities. But how far will this new addiction take him ?

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4/10

So that's why they call it a short.

I was up late and caught this on Cinemax. I was curious and sat back hoping for a cool, short ride. Well, it was a short ride. There were so many potential things this intriguing short-practically no speaking-could be: an anti-video game pitch, an anti-violence plea in general, a meditation on self-destructive love, or a gross,yet pretty honest, look at an addiction.

I knew nothing about it before I saw this and haven't searched much since, but I'd sit down for at least one more go. There were points where I felt that I was missing something and wondered about that.

The game you are taken into was nicely conveyed and the reality was as well. My only real gripe was the degree to which the landlord allowed things before he was seen. Oh,well. As a conversation starter, definitely give it one go-round.