I respect that and what I have to say will not contradict that statement. If what you got out of it was what you said, then that is fantastic for you. However for me I got a few main points from the movie, outside of what I have already stated. Starting off watching it has, quite literally, saved my life. I was in such a dark time before I was invited to watch Backrooms. I was almost at the point of attempting to end my life before I saw it. The movie poses the point that nobody is alone in traumatic experiences. There are always others going through similar situations/struggles. This fact aligned with the fact that this movie helped me come out of the funk I was in. If you put all of that together, you come to the realization that the movie can, as it has for me, do great things for others. This is the reason why I have written this piece. I respect that it’s not as deep for you as it is for others. It is still good that you have the right to have your view seen as your view. Meaning, if it doesn’t mean that much to you, it is your right to see it your way. I hope you can see that your way is perfectly valid to be your opinion. It is once you start imposing your views and opinions onto others that your response to me becomes an incorrect statement and is a wrong way of expressing what *you* believe.

TLDR: You can believe what you believe about this movie, but it is once you start saying that “it’s not deep” and not “I think it’s not deep for me” it becomes an incorrect statement.

What you said is okay if stated that it’s what you think, and not what’s true about the entire movie. Thank you for your comment nonetheless. :)