This was just way to weird for me

WTF?!?! I wanted to like this. I really do like films that make you think, maybe even make me study them a little. One of those was Shane Carruth's "Primer". After watching it numerous times, it was ultimately frustrating and I found that no one could really follow it without many viewings. "Upstream Color" plays the same way but has not persuaded me to watch it again. I'm convinced it's weird with a goal of being indecipherable. It screams "I'm smarter than you!" in every frame. The characters are insufferable. It really isn't even visually appealing. Unless you favor pig pens and hotel rooms. I am not going to like a film because others think it's smart. If I missed something, that's on me. It was not entertaining in the least and to be entertained is the primary reason I watch movies.

Follows like every indie movie stereotype possible. Jokes aside I like how they expressed the message about trauma but I can't see myself ever revisiting this. Also like someone else said the audio balancing is abysmal

This movie was SO ASS One of the worst movies I've ever seen, A fucking disgrace to the entire film industry

I liked it in the end. The film is weird, certainly not for everybody, but never goes beyond understandable. I liked the atmosphere especially. The pacing, two main characters, intertwining of narratives were also good. I haven't got anything negative to say about it, I feel the author got exactly what he wanted and I congratulate him on that. If American indie cinematography had more courage and style, this film would be more appreciated. Instead, it stands up like pearls before swines (sic), and those don't know what to do with it