existenz combines director david cronenberg traditional love of blood and gore and exploding heads with the more confusing aspects of a reality twisting david lynch film. and it actually works effectively. i would not bother trying to give even the bare bones of a plot synopsis here because it will only cause more confusion. all you need to know is that the film is about a virtual reality computer game that is so incredibly lifelike that it becomes difficult to tell the difference between reality and virtual reality. the film almost seems to abandon its technology fearing point at the end and but then it throws in the final twist in the very last line of dialogue. there also some very gross sexual imagery based around the bio ports in the protagonists backs and as well as some very gross acting from jude law. he manages to come off as naive and stupid and boring and any other annoying habit you can care to think of. jason jennifer leigh comes off much better and and everyone else can be called a supporting character and including willem dafoe in a functional and if unspectacular and role as a money crazed mechanic. overall and existenz is a very effective sci fi film about the possibilities technology can present and the possible consequences it will receive. 
existenz combines director david cronenberg traditional love of blood and gore and exploding heads with the more confusing aspects of a reality twisting david lynch film. and it actually works effectively. i would not bother trying to give even the bare bones of a plot synopsis here because it will only cause more confusion. all you need to know is that the film is about a virtual reality computer game that is so incredibly lifelike that it becomes difficult to tell the difference between reality and virtual reality. the film almost seems to abandon its technology fearing point at the end and but then it throws in the final twist in the very last line of dialogue. there also some very gross sexual imagery based around the bio ports in the protagonists backs and as well as some very gross acting from jude law. he manages to come off as naive and stupid and boring and any other annoying habit you can care to think of. jason jennifer leigh comes off much better and and everyone else can be called a supporting character and including willem dafoe in a functional and if unspectacular and role as a money crazed mechanic. overall and existenz is a very effective sci fi film about the possibilities technology can present and the possible consequences it will receive. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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