LoverofLeCinema
15Nov12
Gosh, how did Enter the Void spray you then?
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No-Limb Joe
4Oct12
I have finally experienced the cinematic equivalent of getting a load shot on your face with every frame.
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Classroom Battles
25Feb12
Okay, this one was really good. I mean, if your eyes can survive the 40 shots/second editing. To watch for the Tango scene.
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MGeo
27Nov11
I know this movie has a lot of fans and there is certainly much to admire in this movie, but I really don't like this movie at all. It is a perfect example of post-modernism done right, I'll give it that much; but in a way that is my main gripe with the movie. I didn't like how it wasn't accurate to the period in which it was set. Also, to me, the songs were meh. Overall, I don't hate it; but I don't it is good
richmondhill
23Nov11
Precocious pep and pop: this smash n’ grab raid on musical form tries to have its over-iced cake and eat it. It has a certain energy but must it be so frenetically delivered? The result is a series of showy explosions in a vacuum with little to hold attention other than bounce. Art direction is everything here, but it reduces the performances to being too-small cogs in a lumbering mechanism of forced jollity.
MarcH
24Oct11
It casts a spell, no question. But its just SO manic, as if afraid that slowing down for a second would expose how empty it all is. Not all viewers have a 3-second attention span, Mr Luhrmann.
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bluntfringe
17Sep11
It's like my guilty pleasure. I just love all the costumes and Ewan Mcgregor is like a god.
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adrianmendizabal
2Aug11
I hope you don't mind. I hope you don't mind, that i put down in words. How wonderful life now, now you're in the world. <3
Caden Cotard
6Jun11
By far one of the most fantastical, craziest, most lovestruck movie I've ever seen. Baz Luhrmann is either crazy or a genius, or both, but the movie is brilliant. Ewan McGregor and Nicole Kidman give brilliant performances, Jim Broadbent hams it up in some very silly facial hair, and the songs are perfect. Pity Luhrmann's Australia wasn't quite up to snuff.
James Cavet
3Jun11
I liked this movie despite the overly campy choice of reworking modern songs to fit the theme. I think that was really my one complaint. Other than that, I quite liked the overblown charm and gaudy costumes. The doomed love story is trite, its true, but here, it is told with such enthusiasm, I couldn't help but fall right in.
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Christopher
11May11
My friend and I saw this in theaters, we both wanted to leave about 15 minutes in, except that we assumed that the other was enraptured in it, so neither of us wanted to offend the other leading to our watching the entire thing then throwing our hands up in disgust as we walked out.
Dalin Waldo
18Mar11
I couldn't even see the whole film through! The worst, of the worst. I was shocked to see such great actors in such a horrible directed and written movie! They should know better, but I guess actors in Hollywood do about anything to make some money now and days.
Louise_Dietrich
10Nov10
i was obsessed with this film when i was in high school. i haven't seen it since, not sure if i will still like it as much as i did.
VENIMOS LOS JODIMOS Y NOS FUIMOS
18Aug10
Vistosa (pero no confundir con deslumbrante) pelicula musical ambientada en el famoso antro parisino de finales del siglo XIX. Se deja ver,solo si se encuentra uno con el animo condescendiente adecuado. Aunque llamativa en lo que a la ambientaciòn se refiere,todo el chiste visual de la cinta se halla resumido en el video-clip protagonizado por Christina Aguilera y Pink, entre otras putitas que tambien salen cantando.
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