Yeah I agree, that was pretty lame.

I think the disappointment started from the moment the daughter pretended that Evan wasn't her dad. I was hoping that all was not what it seemed in a deeper, psychological way, but alas, she was just annoyed with him.

Even the very end it could have been more sinister by having him kill Anna but nooooo, he just punched a bin a few times.

I liked the idea of interweaving the whole philosophy of language & nature of truth dealio into the plot, but they couldn't make it work. That said, it is the nicest looking film I've seen in a long time.

Agree... It was like the point was that every student he kissed, tripped and hit their heads... really!?

I disagree... the whole point is to not give you closure, so you can appreciate how the main character feels...

I liked how ambiguous they left it at the end... fitting for the theme of the movie, where the protagonist can't keep a concrete hold on what's gone on... the narratives we tell ourselves and the ones we tell one another, etc... It's a consistent theme, even his student, the pretty black girl, tells herself a narrative to rewrite their relationship so she can move on...

I think it's a far better movie than people give it credit for... seems to have slipped under the radar... I thought the fact that we end up feeling empathy for him by the end it would be ripe for conversation...

I thought he cinematography was ok, but I didn't like the colour grading... it seemed like they just through a green filter on it... lol... Perhaps they didn't have the budget or time to give it proper attention...