Watched this today at the movies, the earliest (and cheapest) showing at about 10:00 (told everybody I am off to work).
Time was not wasted as there were some great visuals there.
Watched it on a visual perception and awareness level only i.e. without trying to get the point as there is probably no point.
"The point is that there is no point".
Having said that, there are still two coherent stories there, even if they are not meant to make too much sense on an ordinary everyday life kind of level... but still watched it only for what was unfolding on the screen before the eyes and local (South Korean) color.
Still, a great film, obviously.
