What a moving, innovative, timeless film. I was hooked to the screen, repeatedly astonished by the direction of the film and its manner of unfolding. Pretty much every shot's a keeper.

This was a highly impressive introduction to the famous director. The story was brilliantly told, often surprising, always true.

Right now, I'm just like, wow.

I enjoyed the heck out of this.

I was riveted, but, dare I say I was more immersed in Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors? I think so, but they are both films you want to see more than once, which is as far as I've taken it.

The whole film is immersive and captivating. I'm glad I'm seeing this before I move on to most of Antonioni's later work.

the poetry stung my eyes, shocked my heart, and stuck in my brain.

This is the first Tarr film I've gotten to see and it will become one of my favourites im sure! The presence of certain people (the old woman) is enough to add to the sadness that permeates much of the film. Spare use of dialogue sheds meaning on all the moments of silence. Such a sad and ultimately brilliant film.

It made me cry. Something so horrific, dealt with so deeply and movingly. Wonderful, perfect narrration.

Wow! This was a mesmerizing experience, and one I will never forget. Can't wait to watch the sequals.

Stanley Kubrick has completely changed the way I look at cinema. He has created films with staying power, films that an highly intelligent alien species would find challenging, important, and timeless. lol. Greatest filmmaker whose films I've had the honor of seeing many times.

Yup, she is perfect, my favourite Mike Leigh.

Wow, this has become one of my favourite films after two viewings in two days. I will need to see other Cassavetes films!

I adore this film.

The only Lynch film I really disliked, although it had some merits, mostly in the visual area. The floating and gluttonous villain was memorable, but the monotony had my eyes feeling heavy.

This film is completely hilarious, the characterisations impeccable. And beneath it's icy exterior is a soft heart.

Unlike K.G, I felt much better and slightly more sane by the end than I did during the actual ride itself. Love this film, almost as much as I love Mulholland Dr.

awsome film, the complexities are never knocked over our heads, but we feel them bubbling under the surface. really great old school psychological story of regret and lost love.