Enter the Void Review

You feel so hollow on the inside like your soul has been sucked out and thrown into the abyss only to watch your body keep living in circles. And then, one day, it slips through your fingers, and your time is up. Whether you find yourself in heaven or hell or eternally stuck on earth, is a journey you're willing to make with this piece d'art.

Gasper noe, with this creation, will visually take you on a journey where you leap across time and space, and explore your few seconds of eternity while your mortal body rots on the stinking pan in a cheap Japanese restaurant, blood clotting up in the pan sink.

This silencing numbness sticks with you as Noe keeps injecting a sense of haze in you, through his dilapidated visionary voyage.

This movie is capable of making you cringe and feel every emotion at the same time.

However, the editing is a bit sloppy as a lot of unnecessary scenes were included to induce an added emotional bond, which again is a minus point.

The dots could've been well arranged and left for the viewers to notice.

However, it's a breathtaking piece d'art!