Review of Paprika

Dreams are chaotic sometimes. And this anime is a pretty accurate representation of dreams. It just switches back and forth like it was diagnosed with some kind of seizure. Because this anime is about "dreams", it becomes real chaotic. Real, real, chaotic. Dementia anime are supposed to give you dementia. If it does then it has succeeded its purpose. If it doesn't then it's a failure. I didn't get dementia from this anime. In fact, I find this anime to be reasonably simple. This anime is just well-coated with a single word, "Dream". In which allows the anime to be able to have tons ofcliches and is still reasonable.

I wouldn't really say that this anime is a failure. I think that it's just a unique form of art that people just can't comprehend. This movie is beautiful in its own way, so alluring that it is indescribable. Things just happen and happen like an explosion of rainbow colors that are probably only formed by a single color in which was formed by a half of a single color's color in which was created by a half of a single color color's color.

One hour forty minutes of my life had been spent on something messy but memorable. Absurd but penetrating. Bizarre yet eccentric. This one hell of a clutter is probably not for everyone. So the recommendation is solitary only for people who love messy, crazy stuffs. If you're not those kind of people then I won't stop you from watching the movie. Discretion, you might get lost in thoughts, get bored as hell or act like a moron who thinks that this anime is the same as Pablo Picasso's stickman drawing.