Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Adventure • R • 1998 • 1 hr 58 min
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One of my favorite Gilliam films. Hilarious performances and you’ll find something new every time you watch it
It makes one not wanna be on drugs ever again
A beautifully brought-together piece from a fragmental mind, and one that sticks out still. The book is way better but this was a good run.
It’s a bit silly, but it’s a hilarious satire of drug addiction, with brilliant and unique cinematography.
This movie is one big psychedelic trip, it won't make sense unless you've experimented with mind altering substances.
It may not be perfect, but it’s a hilarious film to watch with friends, especially if you’re a fan of Terry Gilliam and Johnny Depp.
This is worth watching because my mate did this on acid and crapped his pants.
This film is a lesson in extreme debochry! Bravo!
Based on the single best book written about the cultural transition from the 1960s to the 1970s. A profound piece of American History
Amazing film!! Johnny Depp really embodies his role!
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