I just now saw this (in the theater even!), and at the 2 hour point, I was all “everyone said how disturbing this movie was, but this is pretty straight-forward for Terry Gilliam, and it must be almost over…”. then a few minutes later i was all, “OH THERE IT IS. THERE’S THE GILLIAM. CAN’T SLEEP CLOWNS WILL EAT ME.”
still, love it. also, WTF – DeNiro?
STINKS.
ILM should spend their time sneaking into WETA instead of animating dick jokes.
i am ashamed that i bought the hype and sat down in the theater. this is one of the worst movies i have ever seen. *ptooie*
SUPER cute, in a good, clean fun kind of way, not at all annoying. Amy Adams is truly the bomb diggity, and i had no idea James Marsden was so FUNNY!
SHIT YEAH! i didn’t even know i liked westerns. Ben Foster is a complete genius – god, i hope he isn’t a scientologist.
exceptionally well-directed and well-filmed. maybe a bit too perfect, too “film school”, but done with skill and heart and better than most directors will ever be (much less for a debut).
hadn’t yet read the book, not looking to revisit my Harry Potter movie-going experiences; THOROUGHLY enjoyed the movie!! a good adaptation, or is ignorance truly bliss?
requires _extreme_ patience from the viewer – i couldn’t recommend it for most, frankly, and i don’t think it will work on the small screen.
a very quiet, powerful bit of character-studying that has stuck with me. genius, intense music, cinematography and acting.
very sweet, with snappy, witty Whedonesque dialog. Michael Cera is adorable, and hey, free Allison Janney! Ellen Page has this kickass Janeane Garofalo-meets-Jodie Foster thing goin’ on.
nicely done! all the stories are quite different, and so many of them – reminded me a bit of Night On Earth, although there’s a rather saccarine ending. just the variety of styles and stories kept me interested. Steve Buscemi is so my boyfriend.
the unending beauty of its wrongness gives meaning to my life. hands-down, the funniest movie i’ve ever seen in my entire life.