Review of Pink Floyd: The Wall (1982) by Brian S — 26 Mar 2009

Balls-to-the-wall trippy, plain and simple. no real dialogue or perceptible plot, but some really visually-arresting animation and imagery. rather than a feature film, this is more of a cinematic translation of what you might expect to see in your head while listening to the album.

not really a film for the traditional movie-goer, but it certainly is a mental and emotional challenge. oh yeah, and some darn good music, too.