I definitely like this film, and could go on and on about all the different scenes and moments that I loved watching. But this is definitely a film that is something that's better experienced than actually watched. I say that because this is a very disjointed and muddled film. This isn't a bad thing, as the surreal colors, visuals, and character writing makes this feel like you're almost watching three films at once. There's nothing boring here, its a film that is cotent to jump from one scene to the next without warning, and usually the next scene is better than the last somehow. I thought this was an incredibly interesting and entertaining experience, but definitely not a movie I would want to watch very often.