Mini-Review: Every shot has been meticulously planned and thought out, and with wonderful effect. This really is an amazingly beautiful movie. As expected from Antonioni it moves slowly, and the pacing can be politely described as methodical. The highlight of the movie is without doubt Monica Vitti's amazingly fragile performance and her chemistry with Richard Harris. Recommended.

Mini-Review: I hate this stupid fucking movie. Kiefer has too be one of the least watchable actors of all time, particuarly when he was younger and considerably less talented than he is now. The horrible support cast play through this bland, self indulgent tripe with all the enthusiam the shitty script and plot deserve.

Mini-Review: "Kes" is one of those films that has weaved its way into the British psyche, precisely because even today, 40 years after it was made, it still encompasses and reflects much of working class British society, at least in an ideological if not practically realistic & modern way. "Kes" is a stark and miserable film, but also funny and strangely hopeful, until its tragic and grim final moments. Ending a low note is quintessentially British! I'm pretty sure all of Barnsley is the poor end of Barnley!

Mini-Review: Middle America rubs it's genitals in your face and takes a dump on your doorstep.

Mini-Review: Had me glued from pretty much the first second! The whole thing is very engrossing & at times genuinely unsettling. The movie is brilliantly anchored by Damon, but largely every one of the all-star cast are supurb. I thought the pacing was great also, helped by the hugely effective musical score that is at its best during the 'linking' scenes. The scientific realism, & multiple characters might frustrate some looking for big thrills or a character study, but here Soderbergh nails it.