Requiem for a Dream - features trailer, pictures, and soundtrack information on the Jared Leto film. Requiem for a Dream - Director's Cut Ellen Burstyn, Jared Leto; DVD Keep Case Director's Cut with Memento DVD | |||||||||||||||
Requiem for a Dream - Director's Cut DVD | |||||||||||||||
Requiem for a Dream is and incredibly powerful movie about drug addicition. It is excellently filmed, acted, and is combined with a very moving score to make it an incredible sensory experience. | |||||||||||||||
The film focuses on a quartet of doomed souls, but it's Ellen Burstyn--in a raw and bravely triumphant performance--who most desperately embodies the downward spiral of drug abuse. As lonely widow Sara Goldfarb, she invests all of her dreams in an absurd self-help TV game show, jolting her bloodstream with diet pills and coffee while her son Harry (Jared Leto) shoots heroin with his best friend Tyrone (Marlon Wayans) and slumming girlfriend Marion (Jennifer Connelly). They're careening toward madness at varying speeds, and Aronofsky tracks this gloomy process by endlessly repeating the imagery of their deadly routines. Tormented by her dietary regime, Sara even imagines a carnivorous refrigerator in one of the film's most memorable scenes. And yet... does any of this have a point? Is Aronofsky telling us anything that any sane person doesn't already know? Requiem for a Dream is a noteworthy film, but watching it twice would qualify as masochistic behavior. |
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