Blindness
Drama • R • 2008 • 2 hr 1 min
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What a crazy movie, in a good way, of course! I hope the book is even better
If you been in any kind of true love relationship you need to watch this movie as you are reading this 👌
Great! Show's a reality of humanity in the most primitive way
The concept of this film was somewhat hypnotizing. Really catching.
Interesting and unsettling film. It is worth to watch
The book is better and the movie is not amazing...
Sticks with you long after viewing. Some tough material to get through, what a fantastically dark and moving film.
A interesting story with good acting but hard to watch sometimes
The book is great, but the movie is just ok. Still, the reflections raised are valuable, especially as a medium to explore inner landscapes.
I have to admit I haven't read the book yet, but it's a captivating film. Great cast.
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