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Aronofsky is a genius. He is the only director capable today, possibly ever (kubrick withstanding), who can show the symbiotic relationship of two opposite emotions. In Requiem he shows hope and despair (if you only see despair in it, watch it a few more times). In this movie he shows love and death. I left this movie with a smile on my face and in my soul that I have never experienced. I looked at my wife and smiled even more. If you have ever felt love, or want to know what love is, watch this movie with an open mind, and you will see it. and when you do, it is beautiful. Hugh Jackman's best performance of his career, beautifully written and of course, directed.

After a pleasant, enjoyable romp with Chris Columbus, and a true suspenseful masterpiece by Cuaron to venture into the dark world of Harry Potter, Newell falls completely flat attempting a poor mix of the two genres.

The movie exposed the acting talents of the child stars previously deftly covered up in the earlier movies. I know this comment will fall on deaf ears for all the blind love that goes along with Harry Potter, but this installment was a true disappointment.

does anyone else share this opinion? I have faith in the IMDb users that at least some out there will agree with me.

I just bought this and watched it again for the first time in 10 years, such great memories, it is truly a timeless piece of art by Caprino. The humor hits all levels for all generations, every detail has been considered in its making. I heard when it came out on DVD in Norway it shattered a lot of DVD records, anyone know when/if it is going to be released in US? my bootleg DVD copy I bought on ebay is nice, but would love a version that had some history on the film.

I'll never forget how my father would get my brother and I so riled up by insisting this was the time that Gore Slimy was going to win. Everyone who likes to cheer for an underdog should find a way to watch this film