Review of It's Such a Beautiful Day (2012) by Kj P — 03 Mar 2015

Don Hertzfeldt's trilogy of short films known as the "Everything Will Be OK trilogy," has been put together impeccably to create a feature film called "It's Such a Beautiful Day.

" In my opinion, this is one of the most important and though-provoking pieces of film that I have had the pleasure of viewing in this decade so far. Following an ordinary man (Bill) as he discovers new things about life, himself, and the world around him, things begin to happen to Bill at a very rapid rate.

Almost every scene throughout this hand-drawn masterpiece will send chills down your spine, due to how true to life it can seem. Many families across the planet (and even the Universe for all we know) have had to deal with a family member such as Bill.

What makes this film stand out from any other story of this sort, is it's genuine belief in the Universe around us. Brilliant scripted, perfectly sketched to represent our world, while also adding in real-life imagery, "It's Such a Beautiful Day" represents our world and the human race with flawlessness.

I love every second of this picture, and dare I say, it is one of my favourite films of all time. It is both meant for a mature audience and a younge audience whom are ready to discover the world through an adults eye.

No film with a story like this will ever be able to duplicate the intensity or frailty/fragililty of the subject matter. This has been my very opinionated review of "It's Such a Beautiful Day.

" You may or may not choose to agree with this high praise, but either way, I highly recommend giving this film your attention.