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The Attic Expeditions **spoilers ahead**
Who liked the movie? It's one of my favorites. After watching it something like a 30th time, I realized I still don't understand it. The movie feels a tad like one of those Lynch movies, where you have to make your own conclusions. For all I know, even Jeremy Casten may not know the answers to my questions.
Did someone fully understand the story? Am I wrong thinking Trevor really killed his girlfriend, they got posessed by her, only to fall into a coma from which he never woke up (the entire film). I just hope the movie isn't "all a dream". That's kind of the easy way out, and that's poor writing IMO. What about the book? Could it be something Dr. Ek seeks because everybody who is stuck in a coma doesn't wake up until they found what they want, in which case the book would only be symbolic? Like I said, there may not be answers, but help me out if you can.
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The nudity was most welcome.
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