No Words To Describe It

Rating: 10/10 (21 August 2013)

Before I saw this movie I had teared up in 3 movies. Forrest Gump, Garden State, and The Perks of Being a Wallflower. In this movie I cried for about 10 minutes. I have never seen a movie that changed my life so much as this. I rented this movie with moderate interest in it and began to watch it while cleaning my room. Before long I had stopped cleaning and was completely transfixed on the TV. All I can say is this: You will hear from people that the film is terribly shot. The camera is shaky and the lighting isn't perfect. The story has its plot holes and the music has its moments where it simply doesn't fit. But this is my favorite movie. There is so much truth in it and the acting (especially Ellen Byrstyn) made it impossible to doubt. And with an amazing ending to finish it off I cannot say this movie was flawed. Its imperfections led to its perfection. If you want a movie that changed your view of things watch this. If you want to watch Saw 38 or Rambo 18 be my guest but unlike those, this one is memorable and could very possibly change the way you think about things (not just drugs).