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By Jen D (70) on 02 Mar 2010

The most outstanding film of the decade. Indescribable. Philip Seymour Hoffman, Catherine Keener, Samantha Morton, Dianne Wiest…

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By Donald L (42) on 02 Mar 2010

Kaufman tries to depress, dissapoint, and discomfort us. In this matter, he is perfectly suited…

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By Addiena I (98) on 28 Feb 2010

An excellent piece there. Amazing characters&superbly written. But rather too long. Unreal. Or was it real…

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By Scott N (407) on 28 Feb 2010

The acting all around is just amazing because well look at the cast. Philip Seymour Hoffman, Samantha Morton, Catherine Keener…

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By Júlio A (171) on 27 Feb 2010

Disclaimer: it's deliciously weird. Charlie Kaufman's dirctorial debut (Being John Malkovich, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind)…

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By Ernesto S (47) on 27 Feb 2010

Disclaimer: it's deliciously weird. Charlie Kaufman's dirctorial debut (Being John Malkovich, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind)…

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By Rob S (980) on 26 Feb 2010

This movie hurts....you hurt with every lonely, sad, depressing, sick feeling that Cadan experiences…

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By Mike D (1,303) on 25 Feb 2010

Wow...a lot of the movie is really great....Im not sure I understood bits of this…

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By Kenny C (142) on 22 Feb 2010

There were a couple of scenes I liked, especially the preacher at the funeral, and PSH sure acts the hell out of his part, but for the most…

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By Nicholas T (102) on 22 Feb 2010

An indefensibly noncommittal semblance of barely evocative images, characters, and scenarios that do not coalesce into any sort of notable…

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By Nathan C (892) on 22 Feb 2010

Needs at least two viewings to get some idea of what it's trying to say. Once you do, you realize how depressing it is…

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By Yama R (82) on 22 Feb 2010

A better Adaptation-type thing than Adaptation…

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By Gareth R (286) on 22 Feb 2010

When I recently saw Michel Gondry's movie, Be Kind Rewind, I thought that perhaps the director should continue working with people like Charlie…

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By Blackity B (125) on 22 Feb 2010

There were a couple of scenes I liked, especially the preacher at the funeral, and PSH sure acts the hell out of his part, but for the most…

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By Mason R (88) on 22 Feb 2010

Needs at least two viewings to get some idea of what it's trying to say. Once you do, you realize how depressing it is…

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By Wesley R (134) on 21 Feb 2010

Very good film. Best film I have ever seen. As usual with Charlie Kaufman, it's full of Jungian psychology/philosophy…

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By Nick F (402) on 21 Feb 2010

A dream-like examination of the life and creative process of a chronically-ill and emotionally tortured playwright as he creates his magnum…

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By Samuel G (158) on 19 Feb 2010

Love eternal sunshine and being john malovich but this was too sureal for me…

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By Eleanor O (17) on 18 Feb 2010

Clearly some people liked it but just as a warning if your going by reviews, its not for everybody, defitinely not for me…

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By Paul C (2,626) on 18 Feb 2010

At times quite a depressing film - but also extremely funny and imaginative. Would definitely watch it again…

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