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
A good film with a great premise. Wish the ideas were explored more, but overall it was a good movie.
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.
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