Wall

marcorenton

7Dec11

This was like Home Alone, but then different.

ulal33 likes this

DeJardinblum

1Sep11

Violently repressed, repressively conservative.

honest abe likes this

I probably shouldn't be allowed to comment on a film I didn't finish watching. But I must say, this movie blows. Boring and gross and pointless. It did however create great fodder for jokes. Haneke IS a master, but this is a terrible movie. Sorry.

rita amal baghdadi likes this

rita amal baghdadi

25Jun11

hahah "blows" and you gave it one star. love it! :)

rita amal baghdadi

6Jun11

Forget "Human Centipede"...

Jeremiah Hammerling likes this

Emily Nine

7May11

i really want to recreate this film shot for shot, but instead i would like to have the girl turn into a zombie and eat everyone.

DeJardinblum and rita amal baghdadi like this

Francisco R.

2May11

For what it's worth, this is one of Haneke's more optimistic messages about modern society.

adina

23Mar11

WOW this movie fucked with my head like I have never seen before.

Harry Rossi

6Mar11

Beautifully crafted film. Extremely well done and very disturbing.

EastyBoy

12Dec10

Like The Seventh Continent, it's disturbing because of how blank and un-stylised everything in it is. I think it kind of dropped the ball towards the end and lost that disturbing edge slightly, but it's very good nonetheless.

Charles Deckert

9Nov10

Was the ending so "moralist"? Perhaps Benny wanted things to not be so cleaned up with his life. His parents offered to cover for him in hopes of maybe preserving a life for him and themselves. In my opinion, and as horrid as it sounds, Benny's confession to the police is just an addendum to the destruction he already brought about. Not saying that it's a bad thing, but it is what it is: his family's entropy.

drtenge

10Oct10

As with every Haneke film, turn it off the last 5 minutes. Would have been far stronger without the white knighting moralist ending.

HR M

27Aug10

this is my fav. haneke film so far. he seems to be the only filmmaker that can get away with glacial pacing (providing the viewer is filling the void with some kind of intellectual curiosity - and there's plenty to be curious about in this one). pretty hardcore film stuff going on here.

kelvanE

1Jun10

Effective in its ability to be unassuming and give nothing below the surface. But this is nothing new, or only to those unaccustomed with Haneke's work.

Patapon

1Jun10

well-crafted, powerful and lifeless. I'm angry that I watched it.

Hazel Hills

2May10

A very haunting and simple movie. It's horribly violent without the action, it's absolutely terrifying without the suspense.

sandwiches

28Apr10

O_O

Coughcap

15Mar10

Well what did expect from someone who resembles Harold Shipman facially?

Nancarrow

11Feb10

Upon consuming this I recalled A.Camus's 'The Stranger.' A thorough analysis of the two could prove quite interesting.

Vincent Bergeron

7Feb10

One of the most violent feeling movies ever made. Thinking back, perhaps the absence of explicit pictures in White Ribbon was the only option left to Haneke to avoid crossing the thin line between exploitation and critic of society.

Hideous Bitch Princess

25Dec09

Unsatisfying.

Sunshine & Clouds

18Dec09

This is more brilliant than some people will ever realize.

definedivine

29Nov09

The moral dilemma, family important decisions, and in the end socio-psychopath with his new hobby. What is more important family look in society or moral reasonableness? In the end, decisions can have fatal consequences. Love his brilliant slow flow of telling film.