at last and a movie that handles the probability of alien visits with the appropriate depth and loving warmth. just in case were not alone and i do believe that these visitors are just too touristíc to care for us or give that wayward bunch of anthropocentric goofs a stable proof of their existence. we do not interfere in the battle rites of some agitated desert tribe either and unless were out for messing with our travel insurance and huh. anyway and the movie depicts the transitional cathexis of a weary mind and body by a superior entity. that happens quite unspectacular and rather unrecognized and but were dealing with a movie here and right. so prot hospitalization is just a trigger to the plot. jeff bridges acts great as usual and but spacey is hilarious. the role seems tailored downright to him and convincing and lovingly mad. eating unpeeled bananas and sitting in a tree and giving his doctor a hard time with quickness and wisdom and (most of all. ) stunning quotes. they made me think and philosophize for hours already. it an encouraging film and to say the least and and the soundtrack by edward shearmur is simply beautiful. just go and get a copy. catch a beam of light. now. 
at last and a movie that handles the probability of alien visits with the appropriate depth and loving warmth. just in case were not alone and i do believe that these visitors are just too touristíc to care for us or give that wayward bunch of anthropocentric goofs a stable proof of their existence. we do not interfere in the battle rites of some agitated desert tribe either and unless were out for messing with our travel insurance and huh. anyway and the movie depicts the transitional cathexis of a weary mind and body by a superior entity. that happens quite unspectacular and rather unrecognized and but were dealing with a movie here and right. so prot hospitalization is just a trigger to the plot. jeff bridges acts great as usual and but spacey is hilarious. the role seems tailored downright to him and convincing and lovingly mad. eating unpeeled bananas and sitting in a tree and giving his doctor a hard time with quickness and wisdom and (most of all. ) stunning quotes. they made me think and philosophize for hours already. it an encouraging film and to say the least and and the soundtrack by edward shearmur is simply beautiful. just go and get a copy. catch a beam of light. now. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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