I love this movie so much

Good start, but then it gets ruined

Don't listen to the negative reviews

A different way of telling a story

In this fine work of art, the viewer has no idea what they have gotten themself into. The viewer will experience a roller coaster of emotions as this thriller does a wonderful job of keeping the element of surprise. The actors in this film do an excellent job of becoming their own in their own character as they do an excellent job of portraying the indescribable. Just when you think that you have the plot figured out, Calvin Reeder, the writer, incorporates characters from previous scenes to try to thicken the plot. Through the twists and turns presented throughout the movie, The Oregonian makes sure everyone knows that it's unsafe and unwise to leave your farm. When you watch this action-packed, jaw dropping film, be sure to use the bathroom before hand because it's virtually impossible to stop watching. Since nobody is fully able to understand the movie in its entirety, it provides the desire for a second and third watch. With the methodically thought out plot, all viewers are in for a treat.

If you're on the hunt for an enlightening, quality family film, The Oregonian is your answer. Never before have i seen a cinema so eye- opening and educational. Its film quality, dialogue, and story line are just a few of the qualities that cause me to put The Oregonian at #1 on my top ten movies list. If you're looking for excitement, just wait until you meet grandma, mummy man, green monster and the rest of the Oregon gang. I am sure they will show you a jolly good time. Have you ever seen a man pee rainbows? i bet not. This movie has that, along with more twists and turns than a roller-coaster hand job. This phenomenal motion picture causes a questioning of everything you once believed in and can make you re-evaluate your life. In my eyes, the green monster and the Movie itself are our saviors. It is sure to make a positive impact on you and leave a content smile upon your face. I recommend that you watch this movie with your woman and a couple of gasoline margaritas. Sit back and let grandma work her magic.

If you're looking for 81 minutes of pure thrill, mystery and awesomeness then look no further, The Oregonian is the film for you. This is hands down, no questions asked the best movie ever made and those who haven't seen it are missing out. As the story progresses the viewer can never clearly see what direction the plot is going and just when you think you have it figured out, it changes completely, making it the best mystery of all time. In addition to the mystery, the drama displayed is jaw dropping and keeps you on your toes at all times. As we follow the women, we see flash backs of her life and fights with her husband that lead up to the crash which causes her to lose her memory. As she wanders through the new land she sees many bizarre things including the man driving the van and the green monster which make no sense at the time. As the movie nears the end the message begins to become clear, the green monster shows that that one should never screw over the ones that care for you. In conclusion, I spent my night watching The Oregonian and needless to say, it was the best night of my life simply because this film is so amazing. Final rating: 20 out of 10 stars.

The Oregonian is a tragic telling of a woman who gets in a car wreck in the middle of nowhere and tries to find her way to help. She comes across many individuals throughout her journey that bring her down different paths and show her a certain way of life. What the movie represents is life itself and the different paths we can go down on that journey. The girl herself resembles death as she is constantly shown in a red plaid shirt and covered in blood. Several times she attempts to wipe off the blood with water, but the red blood continues to reappear on her face which could show her attempt to escape from death. The red that she is surrounded foreshadows the path she chose as death came before her. The green that often appears with the green monster thing and the green room she goes through shows the path of life that she had the option of going down. In a later scene it is shown of her in the green monsters costume beating a man with a pipe. This ensues to her being covered in blood and the mixture of the colors green and red, or the two roads of life and death. One of the last scenes where the girl is seen having an omelet shoved into her represents fertility and her lack of such quality. This idea of fertility can be brought around to one of the earlier scenes where the girl's husband gets mad at her for having an affair, which can be assumed to have been brought up to her lack of fertility. We also see the idea of infertility when the man makes eggs and leaves the cracked eggs in the toilet for the girl to see. With this being said, The Oregonian is a horrifying experience of one girl's path of life or death and the influence her infertility had on that choice.