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mrpinbert — 11 years ago(January 13, 2015 04:54 AM)

I find it very understandable that allot of people hate it, but for me there is a kind of solemn beauty to it.
I watched it on a Sunday morning and found it to be quite an entrancing experience.
I still find myself occasionally daydreaming with the first scene in my mind.
A long take following behind the two main characters car driving through the dessert with that great tune by Arvo Pärt playing.

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It is a beautiful film, but the weakest of the Death trilogy.
My Top 100:
http://www.imdb.com/list/ls073432147/

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I love it for the same reason you do, it's entrancing, and you really need to let yourself be swept up in it when watching it.

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