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I'm so happy for you, that you managed to only see part of it and cut and run lol. We saw it on DVD and the folks were so convinced it was a thriller that was gonna pay off in the end (like it was marketed, frankly)...ooof.
It doesn't get better, and you can probably infer from my comment what the main character's "revelation to fix things" was. (Apparently there were other endings)
If film is a communication medium, this one is more a cry for help than anything else. (I felt the same about a certain mega-popular decade-long anime that just concluded with similar empty-nihilistic ideas, but that's another topic lol.)
Who knows, I see Donnie making a lot of lists, so I just might, when I feel I can handle it. :)
Gloomy cinema aside, I hope you're having a great week. :) hahaha