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By Andy R (367) on 01 Jan 2011

I cringe just thinking about the scene with the eye. However, I cannot deny the film-making ability displayed with this piece…

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By Jesús G (133) on 21 Dec 2010

Wicked! Dali managed to visualize one of his dreams on screen rather than on canvas…

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By Joel S (369) on 30 Nov 2010

I don't know how to rate this movie…

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By Christopher P (712) on 28 Nov 2010

I appreciate it for being incredibly groundbreaking for the era in which it was made, but most of it (sadly) was lost on me…

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By Martin S (921) on 28 Nov 2010

Like a dream, it consists of strange images and disjointed occurences…

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By Javier V (266) on 27 Nov 2010

Â¿QuÃ (C) onda con esto…

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By Jericho A (107) on 27 Nov 2010

Surrealistic, weird, mindfuck, or whatever else I could call it. This short film is really amazing. Black and White and Worth the watch…

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By Kris W (359) on 25 Nov 2010

Really bizzare surrealistic film, famous for 2 images in particular, a woman slicing her eyeball with a razor blade, and a man with dozens…

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By Sabra E (147) on 20 Nov 2010

If metaphors are rich, then Un Chien Andalou is the lost treasure of Atlantis, shrunk and placed into a golden thimble…

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By Alexandre L (81) on 19 Nov 2010

Ok. First of all, I've never been into those films admired for their artistic qualities. Like this or 2001: A Space Odyssey for instance…

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By Natasha S (209) on 12 Nov 2010

Extremely weird silent film but ultimately a inspirational piece through abstract art…

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By Amanda C (916) on 09 Nov 2010

I absolutly adore this film, and it gets better on repeat viewings. It's one of those things that makes no sense at all, but somehow does…

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By Roman P (67) on 07 Nov 2010

I'm interesting what Mikado's subjects think about this movie…

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By Paul P (1,688) on 24 Oct 2010

You can't help but appreciate the film. It didn't kick open doors, Bunuel and Dali practically built them with 'An Andalusian Dog…

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By Monster . (137) on 13 Oct 2010

Luis Bunuel & Salvador Dali making a non-narrative film. Enough said…

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By Joseph B (617) on 12 Oct 2010

I just kept saying out loud, over and over, What the hell am I watching…

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By Ellen G (473) on 02 Oct 2010

This was a pile of crap. My husband mentioned something about inspiration for his paintings…

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By Jens T (504) on 22 Sep 2010

Salvador Dali, a pipe dream as the moon was cut in half, to hear the success story of Salvador, Luis Buñuel decides to make a film completely…

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By Shawn B (307) on 15 Sep 2010

Bunuel once said that cinema is the best instrument to express the world of dreams, of emotions, of instinct…

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By Kseniya F (7) on 11 Sep 2010

Pure surrealism still trying to guess it's meaning…

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