This is one of Carre's underrated and unknown gem. This movie, in all of its hilarity, does shine some light on the power of exploring the uncharted territories and the experience of living outside one's comfort zone.

A surreal experience. Even though this film is about a man literally trapped inside a TV show, it can be replicated to our lives with how our lives are trapped in the devices. Jim Carrey's vulnerable performance is one of his bests.

This film hits you right in the spot where you question the purpose of your existence. Bowie's Heroes as the tunnel song gives you goosebumps. The film reflects on the life of young adults.

A great movie. The film with great cinematography and reflects on our views about the world. However the film does not do a good job in hiding its low budget as many scenes look like they're shot from a phone camera.

Oh David Lynch! There are hardly any words for this masterpiece of a show. Right from the chilling title song to Laura Palmer's theme, Angelo has done one heck of a job with the music. The weirdness, creep-factor is up-ed by MacLachlan's performance as the quirky detective. Every character is given an intriguing story which brings out the experience from this subtle, yet one of the weirdest crime-drama ever

This is one mindbending flick. The story and performances of the actors are so good, that it almost makes you think that it's real. It made me read the fictional 'The Philosophy of Time Travel' in order to understand the film better. The book enriches the experience bestowed on us by the cast and crew.

This is truly an under-rated gem. We need more films with such story. Segel's performance in this is one of his finest yet and Helms, as usual, continues his great acting. The rawness in this film is real. The subtle music highlights the characters. Story is great and highlights the importance of family and understanding that everyone's special.