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By Ahmed H (145) on 17 Jan 2009

Guy Maddin, umm, he's not crazy enough ..at least here…

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By Ripö M (410) on 14 Jan 2009

Self-indulgent, aborted stylistic exercise, with a disastrous mash-up of heightened drama that wrongly matches its aesthetic choices…

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By Rebekah W (114) on 11 Jan 2009

Guy Maddin is a genius. Pulling off a film like this in 2004 is pretty amazing. The acting was great and the story was absolutely brilliant…

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By Cheryl D (96) on 04 Jan 2009

One of the quirkiest films I've seen in recent years and yet, I really enjoyed all of its quirks…

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By Andy J (115) on 02 Jan 2009

Brilliantly bizarre film. If David Lynch were alive in the 30s, I imagine he would've made something this…

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By Ryan M (2,675) on 29 Dec 2008

At first I was put off by the terrible picture quality, but soon it was all part of the experience…

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By Jack G (1,167) on 19 Dec 2008

It's Guy Maddin doing a comedy-musical about the saddest music around, along with lots of beer, beer-glass peg-legs, Serbian melancholy, and…

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By Luke S (894) on 18 Dec 2008

Four of these stars are for being a great film, the fifth star is for the beer legs…

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By Cara D (33) on 13 Dec 2008

Produced by Atom Egoyan, and one of his best black satires…

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By Christopher P (712) on 08 Dec 2008

Glorious! wonderful performances. innovative camera techniques. isabella rossellini is to die for. mark mckinney shows his serious side…

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By Adam W (1,422) on 23 Nov 2008

Possibly the Weirdest Movie in the World…

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By Paisley M (31) on 19 Nov 2008

Really strange and not everyone's cup of tea, but I rather liked it…

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By Nicholas A (355) on 06 Nov 2008

Fun. Unique. Different. Innovating…

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By Louis F (268) on 02 Nov 2008

Beautiful, hilarious and completely original. Not so much an homage or tribute, but something else entirely…

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By Francis T (105) on 31 Oct 2008

Excellent visuals and atmosphere and quirky premise, with some good laughs but the film ends up too lengthy, specially when compared to the…

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By Jared L (375) on 14 Sep 2008

Fantastic, the perfect guy maddin movie. makes me wish he used dialogue a little bit more…

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By Whitney B (224) on 03 Sep 2008

I prefer a more chaotic (or poetic?) Maddin who needs title cards just to keep the audience on his trail (i.e. brand upon the brain!)…

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By Rodney E (723) on 01 Sep 2008

I really wanted to like this but it was just too goofy and the songs were uninspired…

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By Becky C (160) on 29 Aug 2008

Maddin's unique high-energy style and obsession with 1920s and 30s filmmaking help to make Music a funny, idiosyncratic, visually stunning…

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By Joshua P (517) on 26 Aug 2008

My favorite thing about this movie was that it didn't feel the need to be absolutely effed up and weird to go along with the odd way in which…

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