Here are some reviews for a movie: 1. We should be thankful for the wit and style of Joaquín Oristrell's film.
2. Unconscious is relentlessly wacky but robustly performed...
3. As unpredictable and comic as the best of Oscar Wilde's plays.
4. A well-observed, sideways portrait of the day, Unconscious is a little gem.
5. A distinctive, sharp-witted and good-looking period comedy.
6. The comedy is too broad, lacking the subtlety that the film's high-brow intentions require.
7. The Freudian farce Unconscious is paced so breathlessly that it keeps you panting to keep up with each new plot twist.
8. Everything you always wanted to know about sex, and then some. A bawdy, early Woody Allen-esque slapstick comedy!
9. Film is ultimately unsure of what it wants to say about modernity, psychoanalysis and all it liberates.
10. Oristrell is a modern day Woody Allen, although with a better sense of rhythm and naughty buffoonery. You'll laugh from corners of your subconscious you didn't know you had.

What was the overall consensus about the movie?
A comedy that tackles outrageous subjects (pornography, transvestism, bisexuality and drug abuse) with both grace and mischievous glee.