The mixing of the cartoon world and the real world is always an interesting cauldron because it uses both context and tone as a balance of the time it is in. “Coyote Va. Acme” exists in its own state but also the world it is currently in. “Roger Rabbit” was set in the time of the 40s with a different pair of eyes but also was the heyday of Looney Tunes cartoons. They were big stars. Today’s kids barely know them but their parents still have an idea of where they come from.

The context of "Hypnotic", the newest film from Robert Rodriguez, uses the aspect of perspective and perception as a progression tool of control. Using Ben Affleck as the lead brings the actor back to his roots. While many have spoke to "Inception" as a benchmark for this film, it actually leans more to "Paycheck", a film Affleck made in the early aughts with John Woo.