Letterboxd — Your life in film

A smart courthouse movie about the jury on a trail. Black and white, mostly shot in one room and over 50 years old, but still a great movie.
I would watch it because of the movie poster alone.

Technically not a zombie movie, but this movie alone gave the zombie-afterlife genre a new birth. Absolute classic.

Still a great movie. Watched this again to see which of the two 28 ... later is best, and I'm still undecided. It's a hard to make a follow-up movie which is better then the previous, but Danny Boyle managed to do this. Original photography, great acting.

Afterwards I wished this movie's length was 30 minutes or less. Zombieland was awesome, this movie isn't.

Mediocre movie with a great concept but poor execution. Bonus points for Charlize Theron (but also mediocre acting)

This is the best movie if you're feeling blue. Great photography, amazing scenery, beautiful OST. A must have in your movie-collection. Movie with a capital M.

I expected this movie to be full of violence and gore, but it had a surprising depth of story in it. There is violence, and it is disturbing because it is between teenagers, but there is more about this movie.
The concept of the BR law is intriguing, and also are the mini-stories between the main characters, the teacher,...

In this movie, everything in Viëtnam is dark and blue.

I love it when Samuel L Jackson says motherfucker.

One of the best acting performances I've ever seen. Natalie Portman is fragile but destructive, lovable but impossible.
This movie is frightening and beautifull at the same time. Aranofsky is a fucking genious.

Must see!

This is the kind of movie that makes you fall in love with a girl. A great love story in the city that never sleeps. Loved the characters, the atmosphere, and the drama.

Best Belgian movie I've ever seen.