Gives Way More Than a Single-Use or Single=Serving

Rating: 10/10 (12 April 2016)

I totally #Loved# this movie from beginning, ALL the way up until it's unforeseen - & twisty end - An instant classic. So much so, it has been inducted onto very, short list of mine. Short, only because it is rarest of films. The kind that I don't mind watching over and over. (Why waste such precious time, when I have so many other films I want to watch/discover?)
I should also mention a totally unabashed guilty pleasure of mine that happens only with this film. I admit. I am utterly compelled to hit *pause* so that I may take in one of the most captivating, memorable images of Brad Pitt's ethereal beauty.
I most certainly should make note of one more thing before I wrap up my ramble. #Applause To Whomever performed the casting for this wonderful gem, as well. Not just only because one of my favourite actresses, Helena Bonham Carter, was cast as the films lead protagonist. A role to which Helena obviously totally immersed herself into it's character. Especially since she almost became unrecognizable to me, in a good way, I second guessed myself throughout the movie. Only at the end of the film, during the scroll of the credits, was I made totally certain that it was indeed Helena. Meatloaf also is worth mentioning, for the role of 'Bob', needs giant kudos as well. Meatloaf is captivating in his performance of the most tortured of characters named 'Bob' which is brilliant and totally unforgettable. And of course, this movie is where I was properly introduced to Ed Norton, as an actor. Thank you Fight Club.