Zero Theorem reviews (continued)

[cclark]

A review via GeekChocolate.

An examination of a man struggling with the reason for his own being who is confronted with the fundamentals of the universe, the narrative is oblique, philosophical, abstract and deliberately withdraws any comfort it briefly offers. With Gilliam explaining that he chose to remove three scenes from the end of the film as he felt them “too Hollywood,” it is a testament to the director that he will not pander to an audience nor a studio, and while the implications of The Zero Theorem require some time to consider fully, that cannot be anything other than a compliment when so few films do.

I hope those cut scenes will end up on the DVD.