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By Brett A (475) on 16 Jun 2010

This flick was extremely influential for indie filmmakers everywhere (cough Tarantino) and a great starting point that set the initial bar…

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By Chris O (947) on 14 Jun 2010

Drove an hour to see this in the theater when it came out and wasn't disapointed. Best Jim J. Film ive seen. RIP Joe Strummer and Screamin' Jay…

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By Lee M (4,001) on 30 May 2010

One of my new favorites from jim jarmusch. 3 different stories take place in memphis, all having something to do with elvis…

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By Jeff B (2,998) on 10 May 2010

An obvious influence on the works of Tarantino, but I found this rather pedestrian…

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By Helen S (207) on 18 Feb 2010

Tarantino could learn something from this movie, I think…

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By Aaron P (380) on 16 Feb 2010

Not nearly as revolutionary or groundbreaking as his previous films, but Jarmusch certainly composed a memorable tale in this piece…

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By Andre D (1,970) on 30 Jan 2010

Blue moon, you saw me standing alone. Without a dream in my heart. Without a love of my own…

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By Boras K (11) on 19 Jan 2010

This is a wonderfull masterpiece of three stories that involve different sets of people and are set in a cheap hotel in Memphis…

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By Nancy J (36) on 06 Jan 2010

Wow. this is by far the best of jim jarmusch that i've seen…

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By Bobby B (292) on 03 Nov 2009

It's Jim Jarmusch's best movie…

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By Pan L (96) on 29 Oct 2009

Micro clashes of cultures, sad Memphis, and strange events at strange night in strange hotel involving strange individuals…

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By Antóin Seán M (31) on 24 Sep 2009

A good late night movie which is really mellow. It's about the traveling, feeling out of place, culturally and socially…

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By Paul Z (502) on 22 Sep 2009

The opening shots of Jim Jarmusch's new film show two young Japanese tourists in a faded Amtrak coach, listening to their Walkmans as the train…

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By Chucho E. Q (138) on 17 Sep 2009

Deep in my heart, I always knew Jim Jarmusch was meant to be my ultimate influence when it comes to filmmaking, as he single-handedly influenced…

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By Chris S (3,490) on 02 Sep 2009

If I were them, I am going to get so tired and sick of Elvis Presley if in every hotel room there's a portrait of him, all of the Memphis residents…

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By Steven M (1,153) on 26 Aug 2009

My first Jarmusch film. I liked the laid-back style and thought that the narrative was deceptively complex…

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By Michael O (1,073) on 19 Aug 2009

A pretty Japanese girl, Bob Benigni's wife on the borrow, and Buscemi paried with Strummer make for a hot, slow burn in Memphis…

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By Fingal O (7) on 14 Aug 2009

Great cast as said before the japanese couple were the best, joe strummer showing he still cannot act, and is that screaming jay as the hotelmanager,…

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By F Clark W (38) on 04 Jul 2009

This is not Jarmusch's best, but it is pretty entertaining, and almost as enigmatic as his most recent effort…

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By Nikolai E (229) on 03 Jul 2009

I wish I knew how Jarmusch is able to take something like a tracking shot of a woman walking down a street, and infuse it with such a distinct…

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