Nic Cage is such a great actor. He just has to be in the right film.

Thank you A24. In a world of remakes, reboots, sequels, and just generally unoriginal films you stand as a beacon of hope for innovation.

This is exactly the kind of Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind early 2000's high-concept actor-driven movie I've been missing for so long. Thank you A24.

Saw it at the CIFF premiere this past weekend. Y’all have no idea how hysterical and insane this incredible film gets. Run, don’t walk, to the theater when it gets a wide release.

Love how the trailer slowly shifts into a thriller. Just gives a peak at how crazy the end concept is.

As long as A24 keeps making movies like this I will continue to whole heartedly support them and spread the word about their movies.

Nicolas Cage is without a doubt a role model in art, he has done it all and keeps on doing it, performing beyond budget beyond fame and beyond necessity, to leave a legacy for people to look back and learn, it is definitely a reason to always push ourselves pass our comfort zone.

People say originality is dead. It’s not. For major studios it’s dead but for smaller studios like A24 and NEON originality is still very much alive. I can’t wait for this! Such a fascinating concept!

The reason I’m excited for this movie isn’t the actor or what may happen in it, but the phenomenon that it’s showing, to see someone you have never met in your dreams and then meet the same person is something I’ve actually experienced and I’m happy a movie is doing it.

A24 is really keeping the fun of filmmaking alive with everything they help produce, I’m so happy to see so many new and interesting ideas being made all the time. And to top it all off they’re all pretty great. Or at least I’ve never seen one I disliked.

If you're someone who has vivid dreams, believe they means something and enjoy black mirror then you'll probably enjoy this movie. The thing i love about A24 is how deeply their movies make me think immediately afterwards. It's not a much watch in theatres but i really enjoyed it.

That one scene. My son could not stop quietly laughing and I was trying to so hard to hold it in as there were only two other people in the screening with us. Anyone who seen it will know which scene. The level of his talent of acting to make it feel serious and yet so awkward at the same time made it more funny

Absolutely amazing film. I normally don't comment, but the concept, acting, sound, direction, cinematography, pacing - everything was perfectly balanced and executed. First movie I've seen in a long time that was REALLY original. The trailer only shows the first act (which is great and develops the concept), the second act was amazing, and just when I didn't know where it would go, the third act really brought it home. Truly great film, can't recommend it enough!

This is the sort of movies Hollywood should focus on. Smaller budget, high concept stuff. I'm definitely interested.

It’s great thing to see an artist truly being an artist, stretching his limits that is what an artist strives for, not the judgement of others.

Nicolas Cage is truly an incredible actor. Honestly, one of the greats, even if he hasn't done the best movies.

todos os filmes com o Nicolas são bons ❤️

Cenas incríveis e mais Nicolas Cage no filme?! Não tem como ser ruim

As a norwegian I am thrilled to see that Kristoffer Borgli is gaining international recognition. We have more directors than just Trier, you know.

This feels like one of those movies where it's all fun and games until the plot makes a 180 and becomes the most horrifying experience imaginable.