Top 10 Most Confusing Movies

I am a great fan of Inception as well as 2001: A Space Odyssey, but undoubtedly the latter one is more confusing. I like this movie because of its unique way of description, and I don't even bother to understand it as it seems that it was not meant to be understood.

You don't find enough conversation in the movie to understand it. You just watch this movie ending in front of you, leaving you blank. This is what happened to me.

This movie will cut open your head, put your brain in a blender, and leave you saying, "What in the world just happened?" Even though this is a masterpiece and the greatest sci-fi movie of all time, it will still take your brain to unbelievable amounts of fascination and hopelessness at the same time. Inception is absolutely NOTHING compared to this film.

I have seen Inception ten times, and there has never been a film that angers and frustrates me more. It actually gives me a headache when I watch it. I can't possibly form a logical or educated opinion about a film that is schizophrenic and all over the place. It's dizzying.

Just thinking about Inception while I type this is actually frustrating me. I understand the concept. I just cannot put it all together. I feel very unsatisfied when I watch Inception. Making a Twilight Zone, rabbit hole, LSD-trip movie that cannot be accurately understood does not make the movie clever, cute, cool, neat, or good. It just qualifies the film as a ball of cinematic confusion. I loathe this film.

Inception has NOTHING on Mulholland Drive. The only reason people find Inception confusing is a few scenes that pretty much don't mean much to the plot and have a lot of fancy, complicated words. The overall plot is super easy to follow.

Mulholland Drive, on the other hand, will baffle you. You'll be searching for answers THE ENTIRE FILM. Every detail and scenario will find new ways to confuse you further until you finish the film and go on the biggest internet search of your life to get any sort of meaning behind it.

Still, it's a very watchable film, which shows the unique genius of David Lynch.

Oh boy, was this an amazing movie. It takes a great amount of time to understand it. But when you do, you won't be able to stop thinking about it. Epic movie.

Awesome movie! It's amazing that they could come up with an entertaining movie starting off with the end!

This should definitely be number one. It finessed all other movies when it comes to being confusing.

This should be in the top! It makes Inception look like a children's book! It is a short film, 71 minutes, and just required $7000 for its production! Must watch! And I promise that you will not understand one bit on the first go!

I liked this because this one is the most confusing movie that actually has an explanation for each and every scene.

First of all, tell me how many timelines are there in this movie? Totally confusing, but great movie. Love it.

Great movie, and it's better that even when you understand it, there are no plot holes. It's all about tangent universes.

Inception is not confusing at all, just a controversial ending. You MUST pay attention to this one.

Very confusing, especially at the end. Do you know what happens to the girl in the end?

Not even the presence of a hot Jessica Chastain could make this movie any less confusing.

Got lost very quickly, even after reading the plot on Wikipedia. Good film though.

There are so many characters popping over the screen that it's hard to take the movie seriously.

I had to watch this movie several times to actually understand it. Although much of the movie is confusing, I thoroughly enjoyed it. A must-watch.

Still don't know what's going on...

This one is confusion itself. Even watching it ten times doesn't help to understand what is going on.

There are many major characters, and the movie is constantly doing flashbacks.

Well, from start to the last minute, you will think it's a normal movie. But in the last couple of minutes, it will blow your mind. Amazing, of its own kind.

Not Don Bluth's worst (that distinction goes to A Troll in Central Park), but certainly his most confusing.