Your Reviews
sooooooooo ****
disturbing film, manages to bring many different emotions in the same film, you get off, angry, sad, happy, all thanks to a memorable performance... sbender. The only downside is the exaggeration in showing the parts below the main actor. Full Review
The look, the acting and feel to the movie are all excellent. But the story is very unsatisfying. Watching someone disintegrate isn't very... ning or enlightening when any type of reasoning isn't offered. Full Review
Great acting.... Sad scenario in some ways.... Cary Mulligan was great.... A must see.
It's a shame to waste your money on this film.
Critic Reviews
This is a great act of filmmaking and acting. I don't believe I would be able to see it twice.Full Review
A mesmerizing companion piece to his 2008 debut, "Hunger," this more approachable but equally uncompromising drama likewise fixes its gaze on the uses and abuses of the human body, as Michael Fassbender again strips himself down, in every way an actor can, for McQueen's rigorous but humane interrogation.Full Review
Shame has a lolling pace and stunning visual clarity. Structurally, it's close to perfect - its precision echoed in the Glenn Gould piano recordings of Bach keyboard works that Brandon listens to obsessively.Full Review
Driven by a brilliant, ferocious performance by Michael Fassbender, Shame is a real walk on the wild side, a scorching look at a case of sexual addiction that's as all-encompassing as a craving for drugs.Full Review
It's first and foremost a visual and sonic symphony, and a Dante-esque journey through a New York nightworld where words are mostly useless or worse.Full Review
