Mr Nobody Analysis

Mr. Nobody is a drama/fantasy/sci-fi movie directed by Jaco Van Dormael. Its initial release was in Norway on November 6, 2009. Since then it has won two awards, the Award for Best Technical Contribution People's Choice Award for Best European Film in 2009 and the People's Choice Award for Best European Film in 2010. This movie will impress you if you tend to appeal to movies that make your brain think and often ponder about your life and all the paths you could have taken. For the movie itself is about the last mortal human on Earth in 2092, Nemo Nobody, he reflects on his past life and all of the different paths he could have taken through hypnosis and memory. Mr Nobody really begins to reel you in when you start to explore the different lives Nemo Nobody could have lived. It also makes you begin to think about how things could be different in your life. The movie itself takes on the butterfly effect and portrays it as the theme. At the beginning of the movie opens up with an experiment, the pigeon superstition, which tells that correlation is not a cause. Nemo, through narration asks himself, in relation to the experiment, what he did to …show more content…
He chose the right music to portray a mood the audience should feel while correlating songs to the right decade he was overviewing. For each set you can tell the director paid close attention to detail. This can be seen in the multiple scenes from the year 2092 where Nemo is 118. He made the scenes eye catching and creative without overdoing any of it. Jaco Van Dormael’s organization was on another level. Many movies that flip flop between centuries and decades can make the viewer confused or get their thoughts tangled. This does not happen even with him repeatedly switching from the year 2092, the past, memories, and concepts. With all this going on in one movie, it shows us just how magnificent the director did with the