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By Walter C (337) on 15 Apr 2009

Kinda interesting, but kinda boring. I guess it's worth seeing for fans of Bowie and the 70's…

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By Austin W (379) on 15 Apr 2009

Kinda interesting, but kinda boring. I guess it's worth seeing for fans of Bowie and the 70's…

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By Pamela D (285) on 15 Apr 2009

Kinda interesting, but kinda boring. I guess it's worth seeing for fans of Bowie and the 70's…

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By Nicolas L (204) on 14 Apr 2009

One of the few movies I know that works for the most part because of its weirdness (and lots of nudity helps as well)…

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By Jonathan M (1,410) on 14 Apr 2009

David Bowie as an alien may not be a stretch…

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By Andy S (1,590) on 04 Apr 2009

I watched this again last night, and I still like it. I think I rated it high because I really like the concept…

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By Dinahmoe H (80) on 04 Apr 2009

I watched this again last night, and I still like it. I think I rated it high because I really like the concept…

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By Donegal H (59) on 29 Mar 2009

Disappointing. I mean, Bowie looks awesome as always, but the movie was...boring…

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By Rafiq U (162) on 23 Mar 2009

The single greatest cinematic achievement in film history. That might be an exaggeration, but not by much…

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By Aaron S (1,130) on 23 Mar 2009

The single greatest cinematic achievement in film history. That might be an exaggeration, but not by much…

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By Eric F (636) on 18 Mar 2009

So, lets get this straight: The Man Who Fell to Earth is a film, starring David Bowie as an alien, that involves such scenes as a girl speaking…

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By Ronnie P (177) on 18 Mar 2009

So, lets get this straight: The Man Who Fell to Earth is a film, starring David Bowie as an alien, that involves such scenes as a girl speaking…

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By Tommi A (57) on 16 Mar 2009

An extraterrestrially extraordinary take on rockstars and artists in the ever brutal+greedy hands of the music industry…

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By Helen L (134) on 07 Mar 2009

How could one not love Bowie? Well, this movie showed me how…

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By Tom A (654) on 01 Mar 2009

Bowie as a slightly adrogynous alien. Not a stretch there. Interesting story, but it kinda doesn't go anywhere. Might be worth a rewatch I think…

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By Julie S (356) on 21 Feb 2009

This could be Bowies biography. Sci-Fi at it's finest…

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By Matthew D (1,591) on 21 Feb 2009

This is one of my favorite movies of all time. David Bowie always does a good job beiing an alien…

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By Christopher M (1,030) on 10 Feb 2009

Bizarre and interesting. Worth the time spent on it. Bowie portrays the development of an alien becoming more and more human well…

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By Arun H (41) on 29 Jan 2009

He falls to earth and then he falls into the misery that is human existence! I just came up with a great tagline…

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By Rachel S (689) on 29 Jan 2009

He falls to earth and then he falls into the misery that is human existence! I just came up with a great tagline…

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