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Review: Mr. Nobody (2009)

Review by @sarashew · 1909d · of Mr. Nobody

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Mr. Nobody, released on November 6, 2009, is a sci-fi drama film directed by Jaco Van Dormael. The casts of the film are Jared Leto, Diane Kruger, Juno Temple, Sarah Polley, Rhys Ifans, Natasha Little and many more. The film won People’s Choice award for Best European Film in 2010.

Summary of the plot

In 2092, when the humanity achieved immortality in the expense of reproduction, the only living mortal Mr. Nobody reflects upon his past lives and choices that could’ve been made.

Review

The film is heavily based on the concept of time, parallel universe and butterfly effect. Different realities exist because of the different choices but the way the co-exist with each other is the most fascinating thing. The film talks about multiverse, entropy, the expansion of time but the most interesting concept was the butterfly effect. Choices has been made by us even before we grasp the concept of right and wrong. But what choice is the best one, do we really have any choice in life or all of this is just a big illusion, an illusion of control. What will happen if we know the outcome of our each and every choice, will life become unbearable, or easy?

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The film tried to portrayed these concepts through the one thing most people desire, love. For different choices, along the road, we encounter different love, life and family but the question is, do we all make the same choices if we knew what life that will lead us to.

Favorite quote

"Each of these lives is the right one. Every path is the right path. Everything could’ve been anything else and it would’ve just as much meaning."

This is a beautiful way of saying, everything we do in our lives, every path that we take, all of this happens for a reason, even if during those moments, we are unable to understand it.

Conclusion

The film shows each and every choice outcome simultaneously and the concept of one person, different lives had a unique portrayed in the film. Sometimes it’s hard to keep up, but if you grasp the concept, you will be able to see the beauty it holds.

Reference

cover poster - source

(Rest of the images are taken from the film)

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Comments · 5

  • @wiseagent🏆#22 🎵568 🎬492 📺76(81)· 1908d

    Great movie, with an intriguing script and nice performances.

  • @jaxsonmurph(60)· 1908d

    Haven't seen that movie yet.

    I will be looking for it tonight when I get home, the butterfly effect is a fascinating concept along with alternative universes, overall it sounds like an interesting movie.

    Thanks for sharing.

  • @wolfofnostreet(72)· 1909d

    I would love to see this because I love movies that play around the concept of time

  • @notacinephile(72)· 1909d

    Mr. Nobody fascinated me for many years and I was intrigued by its philosophical implications. The sci-fi jargons are all cool but from a meta-cognitive standpoint, I evaluated the paths I could be on, and how things could turn out for me. There are endless possibilities of course, and you can let loose your imagination, none to stop you.

    I remember getting a massive hangover from the film. It's been nearly a decade and I sometimes forget about this one, but when reminded, cant think of itself with anything but fond memories.

  • @caroline.muller(56)· 1909d

    One of the bests!!!