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By Uros T (98) on 24 Jan 2010

Definitely a great directorial debut by the godfather of indie films. A kind of a movie that says a lot without saying too much…

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By Mike M (2,387) on 16 Jan 2010

I love Jim Jarmusch's asthetic, and this is a great example of it…

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By Matt B (1,998) on 03 Jan 2010

Even though it isn't a great movie as far as dialogue or story goes, there is a great atmosphere created in this movie that is boosted by the…

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By Ben D (1,196) on 28 Dec 2009

Not much happens but it's an interesting character study with some key moment which are pretty funny in a sort of awkward kind of way…

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By Joseph F (499) on 24 Dec 2009

There are a lot of talented filmmakers out there, but very few can make a film like this…

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By Ernest S (10) on 21 Dec 2009

Captures the spirit of New York City during the tumultuous era of the early 1970's when it was a haven for young renegades. Liked it a lot…

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By David M (3,086) on 04 Nov 2009

Two males and a female roaming around aimlessly, trying to live the american dream three words : gambling , Florida and Eva :)…

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By Fdvce F (3) on 29 Oct 2009

The New World is not as miserable as in Herzog's Stroszek but quite miserable nonentheless…

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By Niccolò D (1) on 27 Oct 2009

Tre giuovani piuttosto silenziosi in viaggio da NY alla Florida. Un capolavoro. Riuscire a rimanere svegli fino ai titoli di coda…

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By Matt W (1,718) on 22 Sep 2009

Life is strikingly uneventful for Willie, played by renaissance man John Lurie, who refers to himself as a hipster and lives in New York City,…

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By Benny C (129) on 20 Sep 2009

Ahh Jarmusch. Certainly not accessible, I still love his low, low-key films, and next to Broken Flowers, this is his lowest-key…

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By Grant N (79) on 13 Sep 2009

Yeah, it is good, as all Jarmusch-pieces, but it is far from as engaging as for instance Ghost Dog, Down By Law or Night On Earth…

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By Hugo S (263) on 25 Aug 2009

you come to some place new, and everything looks just the same…

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By Peter F (998) on 25 Aug 2009

you come to some place new, and everything looks just the same…

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By Isaac J (217) on 24 Aug 2009

Fantastic. Jarmusch is a master at pulling humor out of mundane interactions. I'm in love with Eva…

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By Adam C (1,312) on 20 Aug 2009

An interesting and often funny film about characters who move from place to place, but ultimately go nowhere…

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By Michael O (1,073) on 18 Aug 2009

Eva, stop bugging me, will you? You know, this is the way we eat in America…

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By Kyle V (204) on 15 Aug 2009

This goes to prove that there is everything in nothing.. truly stranger.. stranger than paradise and what exactly is a Paradise…

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By Erica C (82) on 16 Jun 2009

Le concept genial, celui de filmer trois personnages cherchant a fuire l ennui de leur quotidien, est un sujet de predilection pour les debuts…

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By William R (799) on 07 Jun 2009

Nice idea, but doesn't work as a full-length feature. Too much of nothing…

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