This digital docu-drama has been hailed as inspiring by the likes of Madonna, which should start the cult warning bells ringing. Loosely claiming to tackle quantum physics, it opens with intriguing references to parallel universes, courtesy of scientists later revealed to have wildly varying degrees of expertise. The corresponding dramatisation about an unhappy photographer (Matlin) touches on some interesting philosophical ideas, but its poorly-produced and unclear in tone.
What The Bleep Do We Know? Review
Scientists of varying degrees of expertise discuss quantum physics, before the conversation starts to shift to dodgier areas.
Release Date:
20 May 2005
Running Time:
108 minutes
Certificate:
12A
Original Title:
What The Bleep Do We Know?
As the discussion moves from science to pop psychology, the films endorsement of Ramthas School Of Enlightenment and its simplistic self-improvement mantra becomes clear. Lets hope the Brits prove more immune than the Americans to this one.
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