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You'll find that many people have many different theories about the plotline, but here's how I saw it, in a nutshell.

Ryan Reynold's character is a "God". Maybe THE God, maybe one of many Gods, there are many arguments about this in the threads. Regardless, the world in the movie is his creation. He was enthralled with this world, and created himself as human, for the purposes of interacting with the real humans (the 7s - he is a 9). Wow, that sounds confusing, sorry.

At any rate, at some point, he began playing multiple "characters" or the three different Ryan Reynolds we see in the movie, and forgot that he is a 9, or a God. He was convinced that he was a mere human.

His friend, Mary/Margaret/Melissa, was just a human. But, the "god" became friends with her when she was 12, and he told her who he was. In all of the different realities, she plays a large part in his story, and as he tells her at the end, "You are my favorite." Favorite human. Hope Davis is also a 9. She becomes a character in Ryan's Reynolds' different realities to try and draw him away from Mary/Margaret/Melissa, as she knew that "god" was emotionally attached to MMM and was tethering him to the world, and not letting him get back to being a "god" - or go to heaven, or whatever they would call the place where 9s exist.

So, the whole time, MMM KNOWS he is "god" and as you see at the end, she isn't surprised that he has to leave. And, after he leaves, it shows MMM in a kitchen with the husband she had in one of her realities, looking like she did when she was an actress in that reality, with a daughter that is happy and can speak and hear. The daughter also knew that her "father" was "god", and she tells the mother that he isn't coming back, but that it's okay. That he took the best parts of all of the different stories in order to make the best possible world for them.

This is probably confusing you more than anything...let me know if you have any questions :)

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That's all good and well, and THANK YOU, aliminx. But what I'm left wondering, is WHY?

Why tell these stories? What were the writers and producers trying to say to us?

Movies are entertainment presented with the artistic talents of many people, but in the end they are stories that should mean something to the teller and to the audience. Even thrill rides have some value, otherwise no one would bother with them, let alone invest a great deal of resources and talent into them.

So, what was/were the point/s with this movie?

I agree. I think this is about questioning who you are and your potential. Accepting your lot in life versus thinking outside what you have been told is possible or real. Thinking beyond. Also, there is a message about getting caught up in your own creation. For me, an artist, I can completely identify with that. Obviously on a lesser level, but I felt like this film was a metaphor for not getting tangled in your own web.

Bam said the lady.

There is a critical scene in the movie that explains it all. G is a multi-dimensional being. he created "our world". but he also destroyed it over and over again (90 times as quoted at the end of the movie). his 3 buddies (the 2 girls and 1 guy) are his multi-dimensional friends trying to get him back to "their world". he has an addiction to the world he created.

the "3 scenes" are separate incarnations of himself within our world. he wants to experience our world as different people. wouldn't it be cool if you could change who you were (an actor, a singer, a billionare, ruler...eventually you would pick someone less substantial).

in my opinion, this concept "could explain" why no "godly" events have happened in a long time. god was addicted, and had to let go and give humans true "Free will". however, this concept would only work for believers in god.