Has anyone seen a movie called Waking Life and if so what are your thoughts on it?
2001 film directed by Richard Linklater, Waking Life is a psychological movie that touches on many philosophical, political, spiritual and scientific view points. I would highly recommend this movie and would love to hear some feedback on what you think
I really liked Waking Life, especially because it really seemed like a continuance of Slacker, but done in a (imo) more visually appealing rotoscope animation.
Like Slacker, and Before Sunrise, the course of the film moves in one straight

Waking from hibernation in the spring, they proceed to plant gardens, swim, rake
He might travel to Vienna in Before Sunrise (1995), to Paris in Before Sunset (2004), to dreamland in Waking Life (2001), but he always comes back to his native state. Not the "all hat, no cattle" state of George Bush, but the no-hat,
The time away from family is taking its toll in moments he's missing with his teenage son and mornings he's waking up without his wife of 16 years. Spradlin, a Stryker medic from Joint Base Lewis-McChord, is on his third combat tour to Afghanistan.
From the philosophical inventories of Slacker and 2001's rotoscoped Waking Life to the dusk-to-dawn drama of 1995's Before Sunrise and 1996's subUrbia to innovative adaptations like 2006's A Scanner Darkly and Fast Food Nation to studio fare like




