Dreams
Fantasy • PG • 1990 • 1 hr 59 min
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There’s a lot you can take from this film but I found it to be a great fantastical examination of human guilt and its many manifestations.
Might be the best visual experience I've had.
very titular in that the movie is one long lulling dream sequence. if one is able to enter that mindset, the passions will bubble forth.
Fascinating idea, drama made by Kurosawa based on eight dreams, beautiful visually
Great visuals. "The Crows" was probably my favourite visually, but "The Tunnel" had the best dialogue.
This movie is like having a dream , amazing scenes unexpected endings
I loved getting invested into each of the stories. The imagery made my heart full of satisfaction and appreciation✨
Beautiful film showing a very personal account of Akira Kurosawa life and how he views the world.
could be better if the moral isnt that explicit
Wonderful sequence of dreams beyond description. Abstract, imaginative, and surreal. So I guess it's not really beyond description.
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