Irreversible
Drama • NR • 2002 • 1 hr 33 min
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Great, but do we need all those spinning cameras and flashing lights?
Probably the hardest film ever to watch for me. Utterly malicious in a beautiful way.
This movie is incredibly difficult to watch due to its content. However it is stunning and raw and shows how much of a master Noé is
This film traumatized me at a young age. It’s as beautiful as it is disturbing, and that’s saying something.
I love how beautifully and creatively it portrays revenge.
A thought provoking look at violence in France. A realization of how one cannot go back in time and how time is irreversible.
Dude, I loved the format, but be forewarned the SA is freaking savage and the last scene (first scene) is an, “Awwww shit, of course” moment
It punches you in the gut within the first 20 minutes. Certain scenes I felt compelled to look away but had to come back instantly. Love Noe
A film I have watched based on comments. Wow. I think this the first film I’ve ever seen so intense and so real. My heart broke for Alex.
This was a beautifully visceral experience... But I loved every second of it! GASPAR NOE IS A GENIUS!!
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