This movie starts out great with some good ideas, such as using the first person view, but after a little while, the time starts to really wear on, with long sequences which neither really serve any purpose (other than showing for 10 minutes what you see when closing your eyes after having taken drugs) nor are pretty for the eye. Also, the fact that you know much of the story right from the beginning doesn't help the boredom of this movie. So, although the original idea in itself is rather good, everything is so stretched out with uninteresting scenes, that I've really mixed fillings about this one. A unique experience which is boring, most of the time.
Review of Enter the Void
