I normally watch a lot of movies(Believe me, at least two movies a day..) Among all of them. RFAD is positively the most intense movie I have seen till date. The climax stands out to be the most devastating climax I have ever seen.
The story is about four people who, in the starting of the movie, make different plans about the future. This is a good part. Then, they slowly start getting into drugs and addiction. This is a not-so-good part. It has some pretty uneasy moments. Now the really messy and the tough part. The part of complete downward spiral in their lives. Believe me, this part is really disturbing to watch. The atmosphere of the movie changes from happy to sad in a gradual manner. The overall depressing mood gets more and more defined and finally, towards the end of the climax, the movie gets practically unbearably painful.
This is one hell of a movie that is definitely gripping. The acting was well done. Specially, the role of Ellen Burstyn was very effective in the movie. Her acting was flawless. Director Darren Aronofsky handled the subject fabulously. It is very hard to go through the movie in one sitting, harder not to get uneasy and the hardest to remain the same after watching this movie.
Simply, a must watch, at least for the people who can stomach extremely graphic films.
The story is about four people who, in the starting of the movie, make different plans about the future. This is a good part. Then, they slowly start getting into drugs and addiction. This is a not-so-good part. It has some pretty uneasy moments. Now the really messy and the tough part. The part of complete downward spiral in their lives. Believe me, this part is really disturbing to watch. The atmosphere of the movie changes from happy to sad in a gradual manner. The overall depressing mood gets more and more defined and finally, towards the end of the climax, the movie gets practically unbearably painful.
This is one hell of a movie that is definitely gripping. The acting was well done. Specially, the role of Ellen Burstyn was very effective in the movie. Her acting was flawless. Director Darren Aronofsky handled the subject fabulously. It is very hard to go through the movie in one sitting, harder not to get uneasy and the hardest to remain the same after watching this movie.
Simply, a must watch, at least for the people who can stomach extremely graphic films.