Although the movie is ambiguous, it is not as horrendous as some comments make it seem. Many parts of the storyline are flawed and cannot be explained, even when everything is cleared up in the end. For instance, if the woman and the man are the same person, how could she have purchased a house in the forest when he owes a bunch of money? If they're a figment of his imagination, how come his friend was able to not only find the house, but also even meet the dog? Also, if they were to be portrayed as one, they could look more alike. The unpredictable ending was not as unpredictable as the producers would have hoped. I kid you not, the moment the man "fell" for the mysterious woman in the woods, I instantly knew she was either imaginary or in some twisted way, him, as the title of the movie suggests. Overall, it isn't exactly a waste of time, but there are various obvious plot holes due to the excessive amount of topics that were addressed throughout the film; instead of making everything unrealistically imaginary, they could have related it to something similar to parallel universes.
Review of The Other Me
