The I Inside isn't fantastic or amazing, though I get the vibe throughout that that's what the filmmakers were trying to accomplish. It seems they were aiming at a twisting turning theme that keeps you captivated and as it unfolds you are always saying to yourself, "whoa, I didn't see that coming." Unfortunately I get the distinct feeling that what a lot of people might be thinking is, "What the hell is going on?", which doesn't have the same impact really now does it?



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