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A must-see for any Beatles, and/or 60's, and/or film history fans. Many consider it a Master Piece.

If you love music of any kind, do yourself a favor and watch this documentary. It contains bits of amazing history: the final life project from the 5th Beatle, George Martin; the magical relation between our favorite 80's pop songs and a tiny volcanic island in the Caribbean, and the interplay of creation and destruction that defines our universe.

Both a love letter to San Francisco, and a nice piece of contemporary cinema.

Very relevant themes today beginning 2020! A must-see for any cinema passionate. Works of art of this caliber are only possible as the by-product of two or more human geniuses that are brought together for its fruition. There were three in this case if you ask me: one contributes the screenplay, one crafts it into film, and one gives it life through acting.

Beautiful movie. Probably without intending it, shines a light on the concept of happiness, and how one's own happiness should never be based on another person or thing, given the changing nature of everything outside ourselves. Apart from this, it is also a good reflection material for divorced and non-divorced alike.

Recently discovered Paul Mazursky. An underrated genius of modern **** Roger Ebert knew better. Do yourself a favor and watch this and all his other movies.

What is art? Who is an artist? This movie attempts to answer, and mostly succeeds.

Thought provoking perspective of man and woman relationship dynamics. Reminded me of the also excellent "Blue Valentine".

Excellent adaptation for the screen of Hunter S. Thompson's masterpiece autobiographic novel. Please be advised that your capacity to appreciate this film will be limited if you have not read the novel in which it's based. This is the root cause of this film being largely underappreciated by critics and amateur reviewers.

I came into this movie looking for good contemporary Japanese cinema. I was not disappointed. It is a Smart and Beautiful film that shows us that the best things in life are for free!

Beautiful and daring movie! Shows us that faith has no colors, and that that the true nature of human beings is all about the same. I congratulate Mr. Scorsese for pulling this off.

Beautiful movie, that shows us that the best things in life are free. It is also a very Zen movie, and that is why a Japanese character appears at the end. I want to thank the director and the producers for this gift to humanity.

Don't believe the hype!. A terrible blend of "Alien" (the film) with "Fallout" (the PC game). Starts from a good premise and good cast and acting, but then nothing more. By the middle of the movie the screenplay turns into a hilarious cliché.