Requiem for a Dream

Duncan Gray

This is what we thought art was back in high school: a really heavy subject matter, expressed with total technocratic control. Granted, the technocracy of it is impossible to resist: this is one of the best shot/edited movies of its day. Parts are truly stomach-churning, for whatever that's worth. But the core is hysterically, pornographically thin. As for profound truth, it's no match for a good screwball comedy.

galuh indri

“It’s a reason to get up in the morning. It’s a reason to lose weight, to fit in the red dress. It’s a reason to smile. It makes tomorrow all right. I like the way I feel. I like thinking about the red dress and the television. Now when I get the sun, I smile.” -Sara Goldfarb

Zach Closs

There are no words to describe Ellen Burstyn's excellence in this movie. Aronofsky is a great director because as technically groundbreaking as he is, he never forgets how important good performances are.

KAIJA EIGHTY

didn't live up to all that hype people swamp it with. this is partially to blame. but all though it was kind of interesting. i didn't strike me as memorable. just another overdramatised drugs are bad mmmkaay movie.

Matt Burgess

Since I adore anti-drug/alcohol advertisements for their blatant manipulation, hysterical heavy handedness and eagerness to wallow in the very filth they condemn, this was like a dream come true for me. An exquisitely filmed after school special. ASS TO ASS! ASS TO ASS!

Daniel Roque

What ever happened to Jennifer Connelly's career? And Ellen Burstyn is way cooler than the red dress.

Lintang A.

Well,my last impression about this film it's just not that good. And it needs only one word to tell the whole film. "Pretentious".

Wee Hunk

At one time I would have given this a 5. Then I realized that it's one of those films they show you in High School to dissuade you from taking drugs.