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By Ellen P (61) on 16 May 2008

Intense cinematography, and of course you gotta love Tim Roth. I'm not suprised it got overlooked however…

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By Chads. (664) on 16 May 2008

Lightning strikes, and an old man becomes young again…

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By Aimee T (40) on 14 May 2008

Art house muddled crap. I would have expected a whole lot more from a guy who hasnt made a movie in 10 years. I just didnt get it…

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By Louis L (102) on 14 May 2008

Nietzsche, Kant, Byron, and Needleman are dancing around in this acid trip of a movie and my head is swimming in imagery, multiple personalities,…

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By Cian M (34) on 14 May 2008

Didnt have a clue what was going on most of the time....but still it always kept me thinking…

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By Kat A (86) on 14 May 2008

I don't know where to begin. The underlying themes were all prevalent, while working with philosophy. This movie made me think a lot…

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By Jeffrey R (300) on 14 May 2008

Coppola does it again by immersing you in a world that is ours, and yet belongs to someone else. Tim Roth's performance is amazing…

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By Richard S (2,067) on 14 May 2008

Incredibly romantic......but confusing!!Loved the shots in Malta…

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By Ricky C (322) on 13 May 2008

Dur aÂ suivre..prouesse de l'acteur,mais delire philosophique,sur la reincarnation,le language avec un melange de surnaturel…

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By Howard J (23) on 12 May 2008

Deliberately obscure for no reason other than to be obscure…

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By Anthony P (714) on 12 May 2008

A rare stirring of the senses. Coppola's command over the cinematic language is always a pleasure to watch…

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By 6 6 6 (32) on 12 May 2008

In a world, where tim roth is considered sexy, lightning strikes twice and a woman starts spouting Sanskrit, ancient Egyptian and Sumerian…

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By Nick N (387) on 11 May 2008

Amazin movie.... coppola es uno de mis preferidos...lejos uno de los mejores cineastas... totalmente recomendable para los que les gusta pensar…

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By Tom P (402) on 11 May 2008

Relief upon relief that each turn is not the end of the film…

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By Scott W (2,167) on 11 May 2008

Visually, this is really fun to watch. It has to be seen more than once to really get it though…

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By Rezg. (1) on 11 May 2008

I think The Visual version of this novel which written by Caplavoro Di has done , I'm not a fan but I learned so many things from this Production…

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By Ninjaw P (92) on 10 May 2008

I know, it is complicated, it is not for just going to the theater and see it... not that simple. symbolic, philosophic, fantastic, real. magnificent…

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By Steven P (482) on 10 May 2008

There's a sense from the beginning of what's going to happen at the end, but just like our own lives, it's what happens in between that makes…

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By Jan-Morten B (16) on 10 May 2008

Interesting, but weird story. Tim Roth is excellent as the old man hit by a lightening. Surrealistic story, but well performed…

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By Andrew N (530) on 10 May 2008

An amalgam of buddhism, linguistics and the Picture of Dorian Gray, and it is every bit the artsy mess that that implies…

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