Pink Floyd - The Wall

UK 1982, 99 minutes
Dir. Alan Parker
Rating: [M] contains violence, offensive language and sex scenes
Genres: Music / Fantasy, Pop/Rock, Musical

Aroview: Based on Roger Waters' personal vision that was the mega-selling Pink Floyd album of 1980, this feature brings the concept of a rock star's mental disintegration (inspired by former Floyd mainman Syd Barrett) to startling realisation. In spite of Waters' public reservations about the final product, this remains a majestically effective and unsettling audio-visual experience.

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5 stars (Exceptional) An incredible experience that defies all description. Simultaneously an extended music video and political message; you have to enter this world to truly know what you're in for. ~Tom H
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4 stars (Very Good) A bizarre, harrowing and unforgettable experience. ~Wizzums
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5 stars (Exceptional) A stunning portrayal of a slide from isolation into madness. The music is great, and it is amazing to see the rock opera told visually. ~Anon