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By Sunshine J (8) on 26 Sep 2007

I was thrown out of the theater along with my friend Serge for laughing during this film when it was released in the theater…

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By Heidi V (7) on 25 Sep 2007

I appreciate Jim Jarmush as a director and John Lurie as an actor (namely Fishing with John) but this particular film was a let-down…

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By Wong H (7) on 25 Sep 2007

Simple plot, improvising and minimal. we all thought we were going to paradise, but ended up in dessert…

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By Carl S (304) on 25 Sep 2007

Up there with A Bout de Souffle for cool; this is America's answer to Godard, with a touch of Tom Waits beatnik jazz indie apathy…

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By John P (2,089) on 23 Sep 2007

Beautiful!! This movie also opened my ears (and eyes!) for Screamin' Jay Hawkins, and it's therefore even more precious to me…

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By Gunhild A (1) on 23 Sep 2007

Absurd but strangely heart-warming in all its minimalistic gloom. I don't know why, but it took me by surprise…

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By Jesse F (404) on 22 Sep 2007

There has never been, and never will be, a film like Stranger Than Paradise…

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By Eric P (911) on 22 Sep 2007

Beautiful film. Jarmusch is just straight up amazing. It's funny. You go some place new and everything looks the same…

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By Phoenix C (6) on 21 Sep 2007

Such beautiful cinematography... and characters that feel so real it's like watching a really well edited home movie…

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By Alex S (2,786) on 18 Sep 2007

When I think of minimal, I immediately think of that genre of electronica music by the same name which I cannot stand…

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By Lee M (4,001) on 13 Sep 2007

This austere, minimalist comedy put NY's East Village and Jim Jarmusch on the map, displaying unique sensibility and aesthetics (single long…

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By Christian D (282) on 11 Sep 2007

Comment rendre un film sur l'ennui interessant…

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By Wayo G (4) on 09 Sep 2007

This is about a self-styled New York hipster (John Lurie of the Lounge Lizards) who is paid a suprise and quite unwelcome visit by his pretty…

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By Ryan I (27) on 08 Sep 2007

Jarmush at his best, in the early years, a bitter-sweet road comedy, hard to catalogue, cynical, a portrait of lost youth trying to find its…

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By Scott K (649) on 07 Sep 2007

If you're not on drugs, watch this and you will... a must…

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By Paul D (6,077) on 06 Sep 2007

I would've given this 5 stars 5 years ago but I just saw it on tv and I gotta admit it doesn't age sublimely…

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By Chris G (1,743) on 04 Sep 2007

This and Mystery Train are my favorite Jarmusch films. Funny, sweet and poignant…

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By Miles S (171) on 03 Sep 2007

The perfect film about boredom, and how, more than any external factors, it is a state of mind…

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By Richard G (806) on 02 Sep 2007

This brilliant film explores the empty moments that truly make up the majority of a human life…

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By Gareth B (174) on 31 Aug 2007

The first of what has become a long line of transidental arthouse films by Jim Jarmusch is about as DIY as one can get without making a mockumentary…

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