Makes You Think...

Nothing to say, everyone knows this film is great...

I know, I"ll get flack for this, but I may have even like it better than the first one...

Film's greatest whodunnit, with a cast to match.

While this is obviously an amazing film, casting, cinemtography, etc., I have only one complaint. For some an interesting and intriguing plot, the ending fell flat, and felt like the script-writer just got lazy at the end.

To call this movie intense would be an understatement. The acting is literally some of the best I've ever seen - I understand why Ellen Page has been referred to as "Super-Human". The director's visual choices shouldn't be overlooked - simple, powerful and artistic. This film is beyond bold.

Not usually a fan of these dark, degenerate (drugs, porn, mafia, etc.) flicks. But Johnny Depp does a great job, in making this film extremely watchable.

A classic thriller wrapped in a true romance, moving, heartbreaking, endearing and beautifully shot.

Interesting film, should definitely be rented, with subtitles turned on. Yes it is in English...just trust me.

Well-acted con film. Not as glitzy as others of this genre, but has great lines. "Sometimes Jake, style will get you killed."

A sexy, intriguing film.

Great movie, made the discussion of existensialism bearable, and even enjoyable - a feat i would have thought impossible. Great cast, and acting.

Well written, executed and acted. I'm disappointed Ghassan Massoud passed on this film as I think he would have added an interesting dimension. A well-balanced and even-handed examination.

I admittedly hadn't wanted to see this movie, but I was more than pleasantly surprised. As Affleck's directorial debut, this movie left a mark, intellectually and emotionally, a rare gift in modern day film.

Sufficiently and delightfully weird in that signature Charlie Kaufman way.

Beautifully shot, doesn't surprise me the director is more known for music videos. The plot was a bit dense, but I think it was handled well. Great actors, and the music was on point.

A brilliant chess match between two of the great minds of Danish cinema.

Great cast and acting. Particularly enjoyed the existentialist overtones, a rare treat in a Hollywood pic.

A well-cast, beautifully acted drama centred on issues of morality, adult relationships and race.

Once you embrace Lynch's surrealist non-linear style, going along for the ride is a lot easier and enjoyable. With very little over-embellishment he keeps your eyes glued to the screen, keen to follow wherever it is he might lead you next.

While others have complained Branagh's choice to contain all the action within the house as claustrophobic, I found it to be a clever choice that created a platform for the dialogue, which is the key factor of this film. It has made me quite interested in seeing the original.