I love it, 85% of the comments are about the "moustache", and not the movie itself. Which, when you actually stop and think about it, just further proves Elvis's theory that the film is nothing but a fever dream, that exists solely in his mind.

This script sounds like they wrote it using the firepit method.  You know, when one person starts telling a story and then passes it to the next person at the firepit and it goes around until the booze and smoke is gone...

Elvis looks like he's training to become one of those strippers that dress like cops and come to people's houses for bachelorette parties

Bliss is like one of those movies that gets recapped by an Text-To-Speech voice on one of those YouTube channels that recaps bad movies and makes them sound like good ideas

Came for the Matrix reference, stayed for the registered offender mustache...

this sounds like it should have been named "The Methtricks"

It's so funny to me how it's a major plot point that he "murdered" his boss by standing up so angrily he was somehow launched through the air, and then leaves him in a window

The way this movie depicted addiction (to drugs and people) really messed up with me when I watched it. Loosing grip on reality and having your mind tampered with by a person feeding and intensifying your addiction, who also make you feel like you owe them and cannot do anything without them, is a horrible experience. I genuinely don’t think this movie is for anyone, but it really did it for me.
I love the way the movie begins making parallels with the things in the beginning as his mind breaks further because it has become so isolated in the illusion that the last few outside stimuli are constructing the hallucinations. If you see the movie through the addiction perspective it’s so heartbreaking. It’s not hard to imagine a mind highly influenced by media now could hallucinate technology like this when their minds are under the effects of something.
I don’t think the movie ever tried to hide the truth of what’s happening, it’s the story of an addict from scene 1. He won’t go when called because he needs to call and get the pills but can’t refill them anymore. He had only 5 refills which means it’s a highly addictive drug which explains how he was easily introduced to the crystals. He doesn’t take the pill, he inhales it as we get a close up to a window where we see a rehab clinic as foreshadowing. The wallet glitches on his desk as he leaves because his mind is beginning to slip after the drug took effect, for the same reason he imagined he killed his boss after being fired but probably didn’t. After that he quickly looses himself fueled by the drugs and the insistent influence of Isabelle. I don’t think this movie is meant to be more coherent, or more nuanced on what’s happening or which is the real world. To me, they were showing a creative take on a mind breaking due to drug use within a world where sci-fi plays such a big part of many peoples lives. I think the problem is that it’s too true but it might take having gone through stuff like that to truly feel the despair of what really is happening to him and he won’t even see. I saw myself in Greg, and it was terrifying and painful and sad because it reminded me of some stuff.

The boss who died literally had like 2HP lmao

I'll be honest, I don't think anyone's even heard or seen trailers of this film before watching this video

Elvis be giving off “do you know how fast you were going ma’am?” Vibe 🚓

The part where the MC starts injuring others without a care and slowly losing their morality because they know they're in a simulation and through the manipulation of another person could be a great movie premise. Like at first they could be reluctant but the other person convinces them that they're in simulation so they build up to worse and worse crimes all under the guise that "it's a simulation so it doesn't matter" but then there could be some twist where it really kills them irl or that they weren't in a simulation the whole time and that the person was just lying to them.

"She Just Knows Somehow" Words from a Director not wanting to thoroughly explain

That stupid conversation of "I want you to come" and "does she want me to come" with editting had me rolling for no good reason

I like how when movies try to show people in the future, they're always wearing white or clothes that match. Like wtf? It's hilarious.

The plot sounds like it was written on crystals

I know most people have talked about Elvis' new mustache, but all I can think of looking at it is that he looks like a younger, less depressed version of the cop dad from the Twilight movies.

Maybe the real illusion is the friends we forgot on the way.

They should have just gone with the Jacob's Ladder ending and had him dying from a drug overdose and the two realities are just a symptom of the drugs and his brain shutting down.

Actually, there is an aspect you almost understood that makes this movie ingenious, how if you can convince someone that something is not real it will subvert their empathy turning them into sociopaths and psychopaths.