Life is everything to a human being, he's living in it but he's not knowing what is life and what it contains from the single most small thing to the biggest, to how we live our life like a blind that will never see the full truth until that what we call it time will stop everything will be as before the creation.

It's the most inspiring film I have ever saw in my entire life, not just inspiring for animators but to all who loves film and want to make film to put their vision of life, their thoughts, their voice that was never been listened to. I really love this movie this is my first viewing and I put it in my favourite movies.

This movie tells us that life is so big and have many thoughts to it and we need to think, to see, to live, if I can just put the things that I feel in words but I can't, and I never will, because we can't say how we feel in words because words only takes 0.00001 percent of what we feel.

I can't believe that Don Hertzfeldt did this film on his own, his feelings I grasped, I've never felt this way in a movie before, I really thought for a moment that I was Bill and the world has ended and I've gone insane and I if I was in another world that I don't want to return to my own, it's really an escape to all, like me and other who knows to much that we began to see the world differently and don't to be with the people that are like robots in this world.

I will finish by saying a phrase once Roger Ebert said to Robert Bresson but I will say it to Don: "No one can make such a film without actually be filled with unlimited passion"

I really liked the story and the animation but the narrator drove me crazy.

Every sentence has the same pitch and tone and delivered in this breathy whine. Its extremely off-putting.

It's Such a Beautiful Day is in practice a very simple tale. A tale of a man who gets sick and has to deal with his incoming demise. The way this story is told is however far from simple and should make you think about your very existence by the end.

The film is actually built up from three seperate short films but this is hardly relevant as the three segments flow in a way that makes it obvious that they were intended to be as one from the start. Even so the movie is only slightly over an hour which is hugely impressive for what it accomplishes on a cinematic and emotional level.

The animation style must of course also be mentioned. At first it looks as though the style is just simple pencil drawn stick figures a five year old could draw, but it soon gets clear that the film is actually very well animated and that the simple style just further works as a contrast to the larger than life themes the film tackles. The animation is also intermixed with real world images as well as very surreal imagery which helps the film's look and feel stick out further. Oh and the music and voice acting are of course also really well done.

The film visually is very far from reality yet it manages to feel more "real" than most other regular drama films. There is a ton of super relatable and realistic feeling dialogue that makes it all feel very genuine even though we're essentially just looking at stick figures interacting with each other.

The pacing is incredibly sharp and quick to the point where I really ended up wishing that the movie would have been longer as I genuinely think it could have been a real masterpiece if it were twice as long. As it is, it is still a wonderful experience, it just could have been even more larger than life. At around the midpoint there is also a sequence of events that feels weirdly out of place (though this segment is made a little less distracting through a referential scene toward this scene later on in the film).

Other than those few mishaps the film is really good and when my biggest issue is that I wanted more of the product, you know that it is good.

Without spoiling anything the film has a few scenes that feel tremendously powerful and these scenes really solidified the film as a monumentally unique but albeit somewhat gimmicky film. So it's Such a Beautiful Day is not perfect, but it sure as hell is worth your time!

Rating: 8-/10.