what a horrible trailer.

Noe describes Void as a "psychedelic melodrama". I could have done with more psychedelic and less melodrama. And a more modest running time.

Michelle Williams killed it, really understated performance in this baby. Best part about this movie is the soundtrack.

Pretty good, I liked it a lot, but not nearly as good as Revanche.

this was sublime. can't believe it only has seven fans.

this was...i dunno...

K seriously, no US distribution? The hell? I want, I want.

i have no idea what star rating to give this thing. somewhere in there is a near-perfect visual odyssey through death, but theres about fifteen minutes in excess of not-so-necessary stuff drowning out what is otherwise the most incredible cinematic experience i've had in my entire life. knowing gaspar, the love hotel scene goes on for as long as it does most likely so that you can jack off to it.

i had to up my star rating for this to five. god DAMMITILOVETHISMOVIE

The best comedy of the nineties, and an integral part of my childhood. Worst synopsis ever, by the way.

Pretty fantastic collection of styles and stories here. My fave is Beyond. For some reason, the only thing I've ever watched that's made me cry. Too many geek points there?

Ahh...

Mmm...

Eh...

I agree about the previous still, it was perfect, just like this movie.

I had trouble taking this seriously as an adaptation. Every time Zack Snyder had his trademark CGI blood and gore in there, I wondered why the hell it was necessary. I couldn't help but picture him reading the graphic novel and thinking to himself "That was a cool part, but it would have been awesome with more blood and slow motion and stuff!"

Woo-wee this is hard to keep up with for a yank like me. Still...intricate, rapid-fire, wonderfully directed and shot, subtly stylized, and so so so well-performed. Toni Servillo is a fuggin badass. Fantastic achievement.

i did my best to shrug off the bad music cues. but as soon as vincent cassel started tekken 3-ing with those skinheads, i had to turn this off.

I'm usually not that into anime, unless it's Miyazaki, Tekkonkinkreet, or, ever since last night, Ghost in the Shell. This movie is my cyberpunk wet dream, and I'm aching to watch the second one. Alas, it is not available on netflix instant. Soon...

One of Dustin Hoffman's more underrated performances.

This movie was the perfect storm for me. Ever since watching The Wicker Man (original) a few years ago, I've been waiting to stumble upon another satisfying film that touches on Pagan imagery/ideas, and this delivered thoroughly. Not quite to compare it to The Wickerman, though. Different league. Anyway, I liked this one a lot.

One of the best things that Park Chan-Wook did with his vengeance trilogy was show us that revenge is always messy and never black-and-white. With Thirst, he very successfully shows us that the same goes for love. Meanwhile, he somehow completely rescues the vampire film genre from its pop-culture doom. If anyone could do it, it would be him. Love ya, Park.

So delightfully silly and well-shot. Loved it so much.

Eh. They'll never outdo Casino Royale.

Ang Lee shows us something incredible again, and begs us the question: How the hell did Hulk happen?

I'm happy about alixrajabi

Pretty feckin extraordinary. Best movie I've seen in theaters in quite some time.

Pretty feckin breathtaking. The photos at the end were fantastic. Amazing film.

Saw the restoration last night as my first time. I am completely blown away. I can't possibly understand how this movie happened when it did.

loved it so much