Pink Floyd: The Wall
Music • R • 1982 • 1 hr 35 min
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Saw this in high school before I knew more of the band. Instantly became a fan and bought The Wall the next day. Mind blowing masterpiece.
Very good movie,the visualization of a brilliant album.
It’s good, but not good in a film kind of way. Mostly just a music video kind of way
Timeless tale of rejection, depression and mental illness.
I didn't know the holocaust had a musical
Watch it fire the music and visuals. Take psychedelics to enhance the experience.
It's about war, marriage, drugs, fame, alienation, the music business, jealousy, facisism, greed, materialism, dead fathers and bad mothers.
Great movie and great album about the social walls we put up
It's a great companion piece to the already amazing album! The animation still really holds up too
emotionally very powerful, and really cool visuals. worth a watch even if you aren’t a pink floyd fan!
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