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The pinball machine in the last scene is a Bally Fireball from 1971. In the film, the brand name "Ba [...]	D
Some of the names of candy bars in a store toward the film's end were changed in animation. Hershey' [...]	D
The title of the film comes from a line in Edgar Allan Poe's poem, "Dreams," which reads, "...were b [...]	D
A section of a Hubert Selby (author of Requiem for a Dream, Last Exit to Brooklyn) book entitled The [...]	D
This film was shot primarily in Austin, Texas.	D
The shot of the building immediately before the Julie Delpy/Ethan Hawke scene is actually a portion [...]	D
This was the first digitally rotoscoped animated feature film.	D
Several scenes (e.g., the automobile with the loudspeakers on top) are similar to those in Slacker ( [...]	D
Another clip from the Monkey's lecture film shows Kurt Cobain in concert spinning his guitar over hi [...]	D
The pinball machine that Richard Linklater plays at the end of the movie is the same one that Kevin [...]	D
The film described in the story that Steven Soderbergh tells about Louis Malle and Billy Wilder is L [...]	D
The film was based on real reports of LSD trips.	D
The location where Boat Car Guy drops off Main Character is the same location where the taxi driver [...]	D
It took up to 250 hours to make one minute of animation.	D
The poem quoted by Timothy Levitch on the bridge is "Sleepless City (Brooklyn Bridge Nocturne)" by F [...]	D
When the main character gets off the train at the beginning of the movie, the name of the railroad s [...]	D
The film is included on Roger Ebert's "Great Movies" list.	D
When this movie was released in theaters it was preceded by the controversial music video "Pagan Poe [...]	D
The story told by Steven Prince at the bar about shooting a tire thief was also told by him in Marti [...]	D
During the lecture by the monkey, a clip from Akira Kurosawa's Sogni (1990) is shown of a man runnin [...]	D
The subway scene took Wiley Wiggins 2 months to animate. The character in the scene had to be redraw [...]	D
A man is seen wearing a "Slacker" t-shirt. Slacker (1990) was director Richard Linklater's second fi [...]	D
The final scene took Bob Sabiston 3 weeks to complete. One of the reasons for this is that all of th [...]	D
Shot entirely on video cameras, mostly handheld, then rotoscope-animated on Mac G4 computers and lat [...]	D
The Philip K. Dick essay being discussed is "How to Build a Universe that Doesn't Fall Apart Two Day [...]	D
The whole film was shot and edited into a complete live-action version before animation began.	D
The basic plot of the film is based on a physiological phenomenon known as "lucid dreaming". Lucid d [...]	D
The entire film was animated at 12 frames per second. The only portion that is truly 24 frames per s [...]	D
The movie took 3 weeks to shoot and another 3 weeks to edit using Final Cut Pro. It also took 15 mon [...]	D
Dismissed in a Jonathon Ross review as "young people indulging themselves".	D
Shooting took 22 days, using a PC1 and TVR900 Sony consumer-level cameras.	D
The man in the car shouting through the loudspeaker is Alex Jones who has a public television and ra [...]	D

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Guy Forsyth: The worst mistake that you can make i [...]	D
Alex Jones: What a bunch of garbage; liberal, demo [...]	D
Quiet Woman at Restaurant: When it was over, all I [...]	D
Alex Jones: Resistance is not futile, we're gonna [...]	D
Eamonn Healy: For looking at the highlights of hum [...]	D
Louis Mackey: What are these barriers that keep pe [...]	D
Old Man: As the pattern gets more intricate and su [...]	D
Philosophy Professor: The reason why I refuse to t [...]	D
Otto Hofmann: The quest is to be liberated from th [...]	D
Pinball Playing Man: And that's what time is. That [...]	D
Pinball Playing Man: There's only one instant, and [...]	D
Guy with loudspeakers on his car: We have got to r [...]	D
Soap Opera Woman: Excuse me. Wiley: Excuse me. S [...]	D
Man on TV: I do not await the future, anticipating [...]	D
Alex Jones: "You can't fight city hall." "Death an [...]	D
John Christensen: ...and, of course, everyone know [...]	D
Kim Krizan: Creation seems to come out of imperfec [...]	D
John Christensen: Super perfundo on the early eve [...]	D
Speed Levitch: The ongoing WOW is happening right [...]	D
Guy Forsyth: The trick is to combine your waking [...]	D
Speed Levitch: Life is a matter of a miracle that [...]	D
Man 3: If the world that we are forced to accept i [...]	D
Burning Man: Man wants chaos. In fact, he's got to [...]	D
Man on TV: A single ego is an absurdly narrow vant [...]	D
Man with the Long Hair: They say that dreams are o [...]	D
Boat Car Guy: I feel like my transport should be a [...]	D
Speed Levitch: On really romantic evenings of self [...]	D
Accordion Player: And this is where I think langua [...]	D
Pinball Playing Man: I mean, I'm not saying that y [...]	D
Boat Car Guy: The idea is to remain in a state of [...]	D
Guy Forsyth: Did you ever have a job that you hate [...]	D
Ryan Power: A thousand years is but an instant. Th [...]	D
Alex Jones: We have got to realize that we're bein [...]	D
Young Girl Playing Paper Game: Dream is destiny.	D
Man on the Train: Hey, are you a dreamer? Wiley: [...]	D
Philosophy Professor: What you do makes a differen [...]	D
Celine: I've been thinking also about something yo [...]	D

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