Kind of confused on that. It seems like more of a mess than Fight Club in piecing back together the movie if he is fake, but Aiden seems a bit too selfless for his friend. Reminded me of the violent vision version of Courtney - an egocentric projection of another.
In the end sequence there are a lot of scenes where only Woodrow is in the vehicle as it drives. Thought that was telling of something.
Very cool way to look at this movie - I'd like to watch it again and determine if Aiden is really an influence on anyone outside of Woodrow. Sure, he interacts with other characters to a degree, but could that have been Woodrow's own perception?
It may be a "seeing what you want to see" thing to say Aiden isn't real, but that's why they call movies "art."
That crossed my mind, but I'm pretty sure there were some scenes where Milly talks to both at the same time and scenes where they refer to Aiden.
shareI think Aiden is very real, but is nice thinking about him that way.
There are a scene at the beach, with Aiden and Courtney and the other friend (Elliot I think) with the brunette (Sarah). And then came Woodrow and Milly.
"You cannot threaten the dead with death, my friend. Only with life, eternal life!"