So ya
Thought ya
Might like to read a review.
To feel the warm thrill of confusion,
That Adam Cook glow.
Tell me is something eluding you, sunshine?
Is this not what you expected to read?
If you want to feel emotions this film will arise,
You'll just have to claw your way through Geldof's eyes.

This is not simply a film; this is a sensory experience beyond description. As a Pink Floyd fan, two things occurred to me while watching: 1) rarely are images and music used together like this to such mindblowing effect, and 2) why the fuck has it taken me so long to see this film.

Soy la típica maestra que se las pone a sus alumnos... ¿problem?

Te gustará en la medida en que te guste la música y las letras del álbum de Pink Floyd. En cualquier caso, tendrás que reconocer que como adaptación cinematográfica del discurso poético de un disco de rock es una obra absolutamente ejemplar.

You'll be pleased to the extent that you like the music and lyrics of Pink Floyd's album. In any case, you have to admit that as a film adaptation of the poetic discourse of a rock album is an absolutely exemplary work.

Like everyone else who was a teenager in 1982 I've seen bits of The Wall, but I am very late to seeing the whole film. It would probably have looked and sounded better on the big screen than a youtube video, but there was still a lot to like about what I saw and heard. I'll now have to go and read up about the film and will then probably need to add it to my 'watch again' list!

I am a huge fan of Pink Floyd and one of their best albums The Wall so naturally I would love this beautiful rock opera. Not just the music I love, i also really enjoy the cinematography. The visuals are fantastic and beautifully reflect Pink's decent into madness. Which brings me into my next point, for a movie with 0 lines of dialogue the story is phenomenal (I guess that shows off Roger Water's song writing capabilities). The album is fantastic and the movie is even better. This is one of my favorites all time and highly recommend to any fan of Pink Floyd and just the casual movie goer.

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Pink Floyd The Wall is a fascinating movie, exploring both the wider issues of education, companionship and emotional collapse, and Roger Waters' own personal bugbears of his dead father, overbearing mother and difficult life as a touring rock star. The unconventional narrative style and gorgeously disturbing animated sequences help add the edge that prevents this film from slipping into boredom.

it has some moments

Weird as all Hell

A unique musical. You get the pleasure of hearing some lovely music while viewing some disturbing reflections and hallucinations of a troubled man.

Fuckin' A+. Epic. Perfect thing to watch while having a mental breakdown.

Te gustará en la medida en que te guste la música y las letras del álbum de Pink Floyd. En cualquier caso, tendrás que reconocer que como adaptación cinematográfica del discurso poético de un disco de rock es una obra absolutamente ejemplar.

You'll be pleased to the extent that you like the music and lyrics of Pink Floyd's album. In any case, you have to admit that as a film adaptation of the poetic discourse of a rock album is an absolutely exemplary work.