This film is one of the most well-crafted films I have ever seen. Every single frame is so precise in the details. I really hope that other filmmakers are inspired by this type of creativity, and use this styling in their own films.

The stories themselves were weirdly unsettling, and although I wouldn't classify it as a horror, many elements seemed as though they were inspired from some nightmarish dream. Although I am sure many audiences will find that they prefer a certain "story" (or generation) above the others - as each story seems to be specifically catered to a certain demographic - each story is unique in its story telling and compelling enough to make you keep watching.

I highly recommend this film, it is a great watch and surely worth your time. It is much better than 95% of the current content on Netflix by far.

Each of the three chapters explores wonderful life lessons and character transformation. I rated this a 9 instead of a 10, because while I understand the overall lesson of this chapter, there are things that physically happen in the house here that leave me thinking, "Why?" Other than that, I love how we explore a journey that reminds us to stay humble and what the repercussions are in being self absorbed or overly materialistic.

I appreciate this chapter, because it is a reminder that no matter how you try to dress something or someone up, things are naturally what they are. This chapter being set in the "current time" reminds me of the concept, "The Rat Race." You can build anything on earth and prop it up to be something that you'd like it to be, however, nature will always show itself as the dominant factor. That to me is what this chapter is all about.