at the end...I get that she was trying to get back to "her house" or "her world"...which would be pretty much impossible...like winning the lottery. so she apparently SETTLED on the last one right? everyone seemed happy and shit hadn't hit the fan yet so I GUESS she said...I'm sticking with this one? so she had to get rid of her other self. RIGHT? it is this part of the story that threw me a little bit.

also....and I get that this isn't really important...but I had to rewind the bathrrom battle and ring switch scene as I didn't understand it because she already had a ring on....and then it showed her take the ring off of the unconscious her and put it on. then later the boyfriend finds another ring...so I ASSUMED hers had fallen off during the struggle....but they certainly didn't make that clear.

right at the very beginning Laurie, a huge fan of Roswell, doesn't recognize Mike as the star of the show...and Mike barely remembers Laurie asking who? and then thinks she used to do yoga. so right at the beginning...they already aren't who they are supposed to be! also, the second time around I understood the significance of the glass being broken when they came back to the house.
the end though....hmmm....why was she CALLING? where was she? she obviously didn't disappear into another reality. why didn't she just wake up and alert everybody to the fake her? nit picky I know. had to end somehow.

Funniest - the bathroom scene where Crowe and Gosling first meet back up after Crowe broke Gosling's arm. Great physical comedy from Gosling trying to juggle covering his dick with a magazine, open the stall door and get his gun with one arm in a cast.

Homage - 'drunk' Gosling channeling Lou Costello's stuttering exclamations when he finds himself sitting next to a dead body in the woods.

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