Enter the Void
Fantasy • NR • 2010 • 2 hr 41 min
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This is my favorite Noe film. I’m surprised it doesn’t get more love
It captures where the mind can go during death.
Extremely creative and visually hypnotic. Impressive movie and beautifully captured, despite the messy narrative
It is not easy to watching, very intense, but worth it!! Powerful movie, amazing lighting work, and directing
Gaspar Noe’s Pornhub search results have to be horrifying
Like… wtf. Not wtf like “holy crap that’s crazy.” More like “wtf is this movie?!” It’s creative & the editing is dope. But srsly, wtf.
I am the biggest Gaspar Noé fan and no one can tell me otherwise
A trippy, existential journey into a world beyond our own. It was brutal, but I loved it. My personal favorite Noe film
The cinematography was so flawless and detailed. I just wished they spent that much attention to detail on the story line.
A true trip, for those who say "smoke a joint before seen it.." i say no, really see this movie, pay attention.
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