The things that we see in the film are from the perspective of Greg, a drug addict, and it is possible that none of it is actually happening. Right after, there is a sense of calm as ambient noises go down, and at this point, we’re shown his wallet flickering. There is the scene where we see the camera pan away from Greg in his office, then we hear him snorting off-screen. Greg loses his job and ends up on the street, homeless. Greg is unable to hold on to even a mundane job because his substance abuse makes him constantly drift off and draw pictures of a house he’s dreaming about. But his daughter, Emily, still loves him and hopes that one day her father will get clean. His son, Arthur, is unable to forgive Greg for the pain he’s brought the family. He is separated from his wife because, in the past, his addiction appears to have wrecked his marriage. Greg is a person suffering from severe drug addiction. Let’s try and go through the plot considering the film to be metaphorical and not literal science-fiction. How did Greg draw a still of Isabel from a moment that has not even taken place?.What is Emily doing in Utopia if she’s not real?.Why do people suddenly behave agitated at Isabel’s congratulatory party?.How can projections from inside the BrainBox appear in Utopia?.Why does Isabel’s personality go through a change when inside the BrainBox?.Why does only Kendo have those yellow and blue pills if he’s just another person taking part in the BrainBox experiment?.
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But beyond that, the movie Bliss gives rise to far too many unanswered questions. The story and the concept are good up to this point. The side effect of the BrainBox is that one could lose memories of their lives in Utopia and instead take on the persona and memories from the world inside the BrainBox – basically, what we see happen to Greg. In the BrainBox, one can immerse their minds in a world set in the time of the early 21st century so that they can appreciate Utopia once they exit the BrainBox. The movie Bliss proposes that there is a utopian world and a simulated world called the Brain Box, which is the creation of Dr Isabel.
It’s easy for one to draw parallels to films like The Matrix, Inception or The Thirteenth Floor. The problem with watching Bliss as a science fiction film In my opinion, this film makes a lot more sense if you consider it to be a metaphorical presentation of one person’s drug addiction and his overcoming of it. The primary question on anyone’s mind is which world was real. – Ending Explained: Which world is real?.
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