What the Bleep!?: Down the Rabbit Hole (2006)

Directors:

William Arntz
Betsy Chasse
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Release Date:

23 March 2006 (Australia)

Genre:

Documentary | Drama

Tagline:

The next evolution in the "bleep" experience.

Plot:

Interviews with scientists and authors, animated bits, and a storyline involving a deaf photographer are used in this docudrama to illustrate the link between quantum mechanics, neurobiology, human consciousness and day-to-day reality. |

Plot Keywords:

Reenactment | Censored Profanity In Title | Sequel

Cast

Marlee Matlin	...	Amanda
Elaine Hendrix	...	Jennifer
Barry Newman	...	Frank
Armin Shimerman	...	Old Man
Robert Bailey Jr.	...	Reggie
John Ross Bowie	...	Elliot
Larry Brandenburg	...	Bruno
William Joseph Elk III	...	Medicine Man
Danielle Serra	...	Bride
James Langston Drake	...	Groom
Michele Mariana	...	Tour Guide
Robert Blanche	...	Bob
Pavel Mikoloski	...	Priest
Alex Rogers	...	Guy No. 1
Tin Tran	...	Guy No. 2
Leslie Taylor	...	Bridesmaid
Sherilyn Lawson	...	Bridesmaid
Mercedes Rose	...	Bridesmaid
Heather Robertson	...	Bridesmaid
Joelle Anthony	...	Bridesmaid
Dawnn Pavlonnis	...	Bridesmaid
Danny Bruno	...	Caterer
Josh Santos	...	Best Man
Kerensa Gimre	...	Kid
Patti Collins	...	Mother of the Bride
Tammy Mischke	...	Chick
Justin Canfield	...	DJ
Gordon Grobelny	...	Guitar Player
Brent Pendleton	...	Conga Player
Hannah Childs	...	Marlee Stand In
Jonathan Cammon	...	Player
Val Landrum	...	Ticket Sales Girl
Kyle Lunde	...	Bartender
David Albert	...	Himself
Amit Goswami	...	Himself
John Hagelin	...	Himself
Dean Radin	...	Himself (as Dean Radin Ph.D.)
William Tiller	...	Himself
Fred Alan Wolf	...	Himself
Joseph Dispenza	...	Himself
Masaru Emoto	...	Himself (as Dr. Masaru Emoto)
Stuart Hameroff	...	Himself
Daniel Monti	...	Himself
Andrew Newberg	...	Himself (as Dr. Andrew Newberg)
Jeffrey Satinover	...	Himself
Miceal Ledwith	...	Himself
J.Z. Knight	...	Ramtha
Lynne McTaggart	...	Herself
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
John Astin	...	Dr. Quantum (voice)
Candace Pert	...	Herself (as Dr. Candace Pert)
Carol Stanzione	...	(Various Character Voices) (voice)

Directed by
William Arntz
Betsy Chasse
Mark Vicente

Produced by
William Arntz	....	producer
Betsy Chasse	....	producer
Mark Vicente	....	producer

Original Music by
Christopher Franke

Film Editing by
William Arntz
Jonathan P. Shaw		(original version)

Casting by
Danny Stoltz

Production Design by
Nava

Art Direction by
Geoffry Mellon

Makeup Department
E. Larry Day	....	hair department head
E. Larry Day	....	makeup department head

Sound Department
Roy Braverman	....	foley mixer
Stanley Kastner	....	sound re-recording mixer
Assaf Lotan	....	sound recordist
Donald Lyles	....	sound re-recording mixer
Clancy T. Troutman	....	supervising sound editor
Scott Westley	....	sound designer

Visual Effects by
David M. Blum	....	visual effects supervisor
Evan Jacobs	....	visual effects supervisor
Doug Juno	....	animator
Todd Juno	....	animator
Patrick Moore	....	animator
Gabriel Naylor	....	digital compositor
Tamiko Styre	....	digital artist
Tamiko Styre	....	visual effects coordinator

Animation Department
Shad Bradbury	....	animator
Tom Elleman	....	animation director
Kyle Kenworthy	....	animator
Jayna Longenbaugh	....	animator
John Longenbaugh	....	animator
Irene Matar	....	animator
Mike Parker	....	animator

Casting Department
Carol Stanzione	....	adr voice casting
Danny Stoltz	....	extras casting

Editorial Department
Brian J. Cavanaugh	....	first assistant editor
George Chavez	....	color timer
Jason Henderson	....	second assistant editor

Music Department
Edgar Rothermich	....	music producer
Edgar Rothermich	....	music recordist

Other crew
Alexander Vickers	....	film publicist

Production Companies

• Captured Light
• Roadside Attractions
• Lord of the Wind

Distributors

• Cinemien (2006) (Netherlands) (theatrical)
• Samuel Goldwyn Films (2006) (USA) (theatrical)
• Homescreen (2006) (Netherlands) (DVD)
• PlayArte Home Vídeo (2007) (Brazil) (DVD)
• Revolver Entertainment (2006) (UK) (all media)

Other Companies

• Cranium Filmworks  digital intermediate
• Numb Robot  Post Production Facilities

Also Known As:

Runtime:

USA:156 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Certification:

Australia:M | Netherlands:AL

Company:

Captured Light

Movie Connections:

References Alice in Wonderland (1951)

Soundtrack:

What the Bleep?

The comments enforce what the movie is saying!

WOW! In reading the comments here, I am shocked by how many people missed the point. The movie is designed to make people think. Quite frankly, you don't make people think by telling them that what they are currently thinking is perfect. You have to challenge their view. They make it clear at the beginning of the film that they are presenting debatable theories and opinions. One of the big ideas of the film is that our past experiences shape how we interpret the information that we bring in. The biggest irony is that, so many people who are clearly accustomed to thinking "inside the box" have sought to find ways to disregard every idea of a film that is designed to encourage people to think for themselves.