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A work with infinite meanings is effectively meaningless. The creation of meaningless things is pointless, unless such a thing is also useful. This video is neither. Please don't waste your time with it.

I will concede that this edit is technically impressive, although that's largely beside the point.

An interesting adventure of audio/visual editing, assembling seemingly unrelated clips into a surprisingly cohesive experience. Highly recommended.

Quality is various shades of SD, with occasional issues. Aside from some interlacing, frame-blending and dropped frames, the visual editing is otherwise superb and very creative. The only audio editing that bothered me was the scene with Sarah Connor. Narratively, this is completely incoherent, but you can't really mark it down for that, because coherency is not the intent. It amounts to a visual experiment, a mashup, a music video of sorts, that draws visual parallels between a variety of sources. You'll either dig it or you won't. I enjoyed it for the most part.

For those that like to go in prepared in terms of content: there are non-explicit but sexually themed scenes and occasional, brief flashes of violence.

I'm not really sure what I just watched, but I liked it. A lot of the transitions were really well done, and all blended together seamlessly into what seemed like a vivid dream.

Technically amazing, thought provoking, artistic and original. Hooray!