In many reviews of various films I hear people say things like: "This movie is great, but it won't give you a revelation, or a new perspective on life" or something like that. It's Such a Beautiful Day will give you a new perspective on life. Don Hertzfeldt masterfully tells the story of Bill, a man suffering from many psychological problems, and disturbingly messed up genetics and relatives. I could continue with a synopsis, but no explanation could possibly give this film justice. I've never seen a film that is so unique, in art style, concept and plot. I could not recommend this film enough, and anyone who doesn't watch this will miss out on, what I truly believe, is the Greatest Film of All Time.
Review of It's Such a Beautiful Day
