wow. That animation is amazing. I absolutely loved the thought provoking attitude of it all. This is one of those movies you can enjoy sober or otherwise. Also, for those of you who don’t know, this movie had the same directors as “Dazed and Confused.” I thought that was pretty interesting.

Nothing earth-shattering in this movie if you have been exposed to philosophy somewhat. Still worth watching.

By the way, the dialog between Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy on people solving yesterday’s crossword puzzle faster because thousands of other people had solved it already, is bullshit. Rebuttal at http://www.mindhacks.com/blog/2007/01/waking_life_crosswor.html

I think for most people you either love it and find it though provoking or think it is pretentious and over rated.

I wish I owned the movie, I have it on my computer which means I can’t share it with anyone and I can’t seem to get it to burn on to a disk. Bummer.

I’ve had acid trips that were less, um, trippy.

As you can see by the other comments on this page, you will either like this movie a lot or not at all. This is one of those ‘no middle ground’ deals. I liked it.

Be sure to wacth this movie when you are fully awake and unimpared.
Also watch it with people so you can talk about it afterwards.
Whenever I watch this movie I get in a mood where I can talk for hours about abstract ideas and emotions.
Even if you cannot appreciate the dialog the graphics are so beautiful.

This is probably one of my favourite movies. It brings about so many questions. Watch it from beginning to end without any stops, preferably alone, or at least with someone who isn’t going to talk through it. Trust me, you’ll have a lot to discuss after you’ve watched it.

This movie has made me want to think more, converse more, dream more & basically live! more. This is one of the only movies I own because it’s the only movie I ALWAYS recommend to EVERYONE.