I thought this was shot from a drone or something and they put a filter over it! For a non-Hollywood film, the CGI is impressive!

@sb-di3of

4 күн бұрын

a filter...

I never felt so many emotions watching this.....sadness,, depression, anxiety, intrigue. I don't believe in heaven or hell, if anything I believe in this, energy that travels, totally unaware of it, reincarnation.

@depurasangre86

3 жыл бұрын

i get you. i feel similar. like the living never die. they just keep on living from one experience to the next. but heaven and hell....i believe that is in the mind. you reincarnate into paradise....and your mind changes it to feel like blissful heaven...or painful hell. and we put ourselves there.

@razzledazzle1669

2 жыл бұрын

unaware not so much

I watched this movie sober and I somehow really understood this films process and the end just left me feeling an overwhelming depression that my life is just floating into the next monotonus bullshit of a "reality"

@andrewlawless9796

5 жыл бұрын

ADAM think of it as a form of immortality

@razzledazzle1669

2 жыл бұрын

hmm you didn’t get it perhaps

@loveadumb

2 жыл бұрын

@@razzledazzle1669 "get it" you take away what you take away from a film. there's not getting it or not.

When I first saw this scene, end of the movie, I felt a strange overwhelming lurching in my gut - he's going to end up born again as a baby in a new life, in the climax between the couple on the bed. It was very intense, and by the end, when the words 'THE VOID' flashed on the screen, I was left feeling like I could cry, wordless, for 10 minutes. It's a very impactful movie if you allow yourself to be immersed.

@sergiosanchez3344

6 жыл бұрын

Is a pretentious film done by a pretentious filmmaker.

@aaronshouting588

5 жыл бұрын

Sergio Sanchez it’s more intelligent and smarter than most movies these days.....

@cooldude123817

3 жыл бұрын

@@sergiosanchez3344 Okay, fucker.

@svarthol768

Жыл бұрын

The main character isn't being reborn or reincarnated. Gaspar Noe has explained the ending as the character recalling the most traumatic experience of his life: being born.

@bobbycastro9132

Жыл бұрын

@@sergiosanchez3344 who r u

this is just an absolutely amazing piece of art. it's the most creative and well planned film I have seen in far too long. Just fucking awesome. WOW!

I felt intensely depressed after watching this movie.

@juliotelloart1809

8 жыл бұрын

why?

@jename7806

8 жыл бұрын

Glad I'm not the only one:-)

@anyelgoyes5895

4 жыл бұрын

Iseekknowledge u felt so depressed u had to take more. Addicyion LMAO

@ReneAlexisPenalozaMunoz

3 жыл бұрын

I just felt thoughtful for days.

@lockandloadlikehell

3 жыл бұрын

I felt invigorated and energized And powerful

I can't put into words how much I loved this movie, but I'll try. The film is ridiculous, repetitive, overlong, excessive and full of unintentional humor. Sounds sh*t, right? Wrong! The very idea behind the movie, and the way that idea is realised onscreen, is so original and wonderful that I can't help but adore it. Utterly unique. And as others have said, the entire first-person death scene is unbearably intense and powerful. One of the most devastating screen deaths in the history of cinema.

Obviously you guys were not as high as me when i first saw this movie. For the first 30 minutes i thought i was oscar, when he was shot, i died on the inside. All and all i LOVED it.

@johnnylistens3984

4 ай бұрын

Nah fr I was deep in it off shrooms I thought I was watching my life, I felt as if the sister in the movie was my actual sister in real life and this is how we have grown up, as some junkies from my influence. After my high was coming down I was like “yo this is a movie don’t believe any of this is happening to u” the movie made me want to be better and to strive to be great rather than letting the flesh be satisfied with everything that I’m being shown. The traumatic scenes scared tf outta me on shrooms tho that shi fuckin sucked😭 but everything else just made me want to make movies as trippy as this. On my second watch I watched it with my Hb and we jus kept repeating “how tf did they make this😭” Wish there was som behind the scenes on the process

man what an experience this film is

I love this movie and want to marry it.

My favorite scene from any movie ever

@LSDlucid actually the sex scenes are based on the Tibetan book of the Dead. It references the point where the soul is ready to be reborn and will see a lot of people having sex around it and must choose the parents. the special effects are even more intense because oscar's brain is finally beginning to shut down so things are starting to become disoriented and crazy sucks that you didn't like the movie though. i loved it

it made me cry. I have no idea why. but I did and I reall don't know why. if u actually immerse in the film u sure wil want to dunno what..

thanks for explaining...... first time when i saw this film i thought it had weird camera angle then i realized it was his soul. love this film !!

THERE HAS TO BE A 3D movie with this city as the main scenery it's like the A.I artificial intelligence movie pure Magic :)

@billyworkmna

3 жыл бұрын

You got $100 million to burn?

Comfort movie, what about y’all?

The movie shows sex in a mind-blowing, artistic and extremely-beautiful way.

I smoked ice and watched this. Had no idea what was what

@19Aries91 Wow, that's pretty cool. I had never thought about consciousness that way. I've always considered our "mind" to be a result of the chemicals in the brain. I like your perspective on it too. I'll have to check that out, thanks for the recommendation.

I cant explain how this make me feel

This is fucking art.

Not surprised if this was created thru Blender

Haven't seen the film, but MegaTokyo looks great. On to the film.

this movie made me look forward to dying. most of us think that dying a a bad thing. i am starting to think its gonna be beautiful and am very looking forawrd to it :)

Technology is dehumanizing us. It's very frightening.

@billyworkmna

5 жыл бұрын

Irrelevant

@andreco8192

3 жыл бұрын

Not if you stay true to yourself and really know yourself you can never not be the unique soul that you are. That shits gold and must be protected

same here. it scared the shit out of me. I haven't watched it since cause its just too real

Love reference in Enter The Void

congratulations

@Yotes4Life Well, not so quick now. We DO know a key few things for sure. Everything is fleeting & impermanent. Nothing exists or arises without something preceding it. And who we may initially think to be ourselves, the person we see in the mirror, is ultimately illusory. There is no unchanging self. Only a stream of consciousness. When we die. It's only the vessel carrying the consciousness that dies. That luminosity carries on to another vessel unless it is unattached.

@depurasangre86

3 жыл бұрын

8 years later....i would like to add to this. the universe is dualistic in nature...everything that comes into existence....has an opposite but equal twin. light dark...hot cold....life death...male female....yin yang...in out...north south of every magnet. christ antichrist. every one....is two. ..and every two is one. they require each other to keep reality in motion. the heart beat...the tick tock...breath in and breath out. everything is two actions repeating infinitely. like the ouroboros. the head and the tail join...and tail feeds the head eats....dualism is a law of the universe.

@snakegriffenn yeah, that was devastating... i enjoyed it too. trippy as hellll

Who made this animation? Need to contact whoever made it ASAP.

Tokyo seems like a bad place for psychedelic drugs

@RashamZakuma I'm afraid I don't. I assumed it was something by Thomas Bangalter. Where'd you find the unofficial soundtrack?

@19Aries91 Correction: inexplicable birthmarks

Great effects; great Noè; great Opera.

@RashamZakuma I, too, have wondered about this! Unfortunately, all my digging hasn't turned anything up...

@snakegriffenn I'd like to make it known that there's no need to be high for this effect to happen. I was sober watching this movie and I was almost completely immersed

@Yotes4Life Plus, take into account the thousands of children who, at an age & in a setting that could not have possibly suggested anything to them, recall the lives of someone completely different with uncanny detail. You should read up on Ian Stevenson's reincarnation research. Mostly studying how children's inexplicable scars match the fatal wounds of those deceased shortly before the children's deaths. I think you'll find it very interesting.

@Yotes4Life Right, well, considering: my experiences with DMT, deaths in my immediate family, and accounts of those revived critiqued by Buddhist masters, I'm gonna go ahead & say YES. It WILL be much crazier. More than we can imagine right now. Don't be naive.

this movie mirrors my life

@jays2551

Жыл бұрын

rip

@19Aries91 Or nothing at all. Don't pretend like we know.

i would like to try

Gaspar Noe movie film lol

@93UltraStag It'll be so much crazier, friend.

soundtrack name ????

El comentario de Lissardi sobre este film: lissardigrynbaum.blogspot.com/2020/12/ercole-lissardi-entrar-en-el-vacio.html

LOVE hotel;)