what do you think of Pink Floyd's THE WALL?

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Hell I love the wall, I love almost everything by pink floyd, the wall is great.

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It will grow on you, it helps if you like Pink Floyd's music a lot first.

The movie's got a lot of stronge messages in the film. It is kinda trippy, too. But the thing is I never been able to sit through the whole thing because I find the movie boring. I love the album by pink floyd, love the music, the lyrics, the message. I just don't like the movie. I even saw video of this movie done in concert, and I liked that better than the movie! The movie just lacks action to me, yeah there's a bomb going off here and there, there's a plane crashing, there's a sadistic teacher, I just don't care for it. Maybe it just needs more cow-bell,no?

The music is brilliant and Alan Parker's direction is almost immaculate. The "Comfortably Numb" sequence smacks of genius and is one of the best melding of film and music in cinematic history. The animation is gritty and extemporaneous, which lends to the overall translucent, dreamlike narration. And the determined shaving scene will linger with the viewer until death. A truly unforgettable and powerful quixotic voyage. With that said, there are some elements that keep the film from attaining a perfect 10. In order to incorporate the entire selection of songs on The Wall, Alan Parker faithfully includes the weaker tracks towards the end, such as The Trial. Unable to find the same intensity as found in the beginning, the viewer is made to watch a bit to many disjointed animated clips. The final scene of the film shines with the same wonder as the beginning (a track not found on the original album, by the way), but should have preempted the motley trial mess.

I love that movie! It's totally strange, but that's really the point of it; kind of a trippy movie. Some of it has to do with the Nazis I think. But I think that they said it has something to do with their childhoods a little bit. I think that it just has to deal with a lot of different life issues. It's a real artistic and creative film. I really love it and I really love Pink Floyd. They are just amazing!:D