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Part Stalker, part Ghostbusters, part the Twilight Saga Soundtrack, part The Tree of Life, part Alien.

I can't remember the last time a film gave me such strong feelings. It's basically a misogynistic psychological torture porn, but with better cinematography and respected actors. Lawrence delivers a one and a half note performance of being treated like a slave, and then beating the s*** out of. Aronofsky is probably the only one who understands his bible allegories. If you believe that what doesn't kill you makes you stronger, watch it.

Choppy editing, **** screenplay, low-rent version Jenifer Lawrence as Megan and Emily Blunt's inconsistent accent and let's-put-blush-on-her-cheeks-so-we-know-she's-an-alcoholic-and-film-a-lot-of-shaky-face-shots proves that you can't make a movie in four months to ride the wave of the novel's popularity

After the lightning, I felt like the movie started loosing it's originality and perfect awkwardness. Overall, it's one of the most captivating, unique movies I've ever seen

Though at times slow and uninteresting (which was salvaged by the soundtrack), the movie is captivating and makes you see it again. It has a harmonic amount of comedy and drama, boosted with never-ending anti-cliche fighting scenes. You may start to think that you can guess how it ends, but mister Nolan brings probably the best ending I've ever seen.

What I enjoyed the most, was the complete lack of logic, no plot, bad acting and less brain then Paris Hilton has

I expected more graphical violence - it plainly seems that they made the movie less violent, so kids could come to see it, and they would make more money. I really enjoyed the performance by the cast and the production value - you could feel the fear in the air for the first hour and a half of the movie.