This was a very bizarre experience to say the least. It was a rather brief movie, which they set up in front of two very comfortable bean bag chairs. We walked in and immediately saw a slow-motion clip of water dropping onto a thumb, although I couldn't really tell if it was real or computer generated. That confusion lasted throughout most of the movie. There were constant random sounds that would almost jump out at you and make you a little uncomfortable. All of the shots in the movie were really slow, drawn out pans, and there were never more than a few words being said and displayed on the screen at one time. Then I was really confused when a CGI chimpanzee began talking to us, and I couldn't really understand what he was trying to say. The phrases were very confusing, and it almost seemed like I was missing something throughout most of the movie. By the end, a thumb went into a belly button that began spilling a blue liquid, and the narrator was repeating the word summer a lot. I was pretty confused, and didn't really know what to think, but it was a really interesting experience that definitely spurned some thought.
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