The most powerfuly disturbing movie EVER! and this just in... drugs are BAD?????

Rating: 10/10 (19 January 2001)

I could go on and on about this movie. I saw it a day or two after it's premiere at the Boston Film Festival. I read a review on here from someone who said it was "worth a 400 mile drive." I didn't have to go that far, thank god... but knowing what I know now, I would have if needed, and it would have been worth it.
This movie was powerful, and disturbing. Darren Aronofsky has a masterpiece on his hands. In my mind he could retire now, after his second movie, and still be put in the book of great directors, AND be near the front of the page. His direction is innovate, using not only visual tricks, but also using sound to move us through the journey. He has done this like nobody has done before. The score is awesome, and moving.
This movie is rated NC-17, or unrated depending on who you speak with, but everyone should have a chance to see this film. It should be shown at DARE class in schools. Ellen Burstyn should win an oscar for her performance... Marlon Wayans, shockingly, was great. This movie will change the way you look at him forever. Jared Leto & Jennifer Connelly did awesome jobs.

I wish there was something objective, something bad, or negative I could say about this film... but there isn't. Darren Aronofsky is the future of Filmmaking!
Usually in my reviews I try to put a clever "don't see this movie if ___fill in black___ because" line near the end...
But with Requiem for a Dream I won't, because like I said,

EVERYONE should see this film! There is no reason not to! Be moved! Be disturbed! Be amazed! You will, no ifs, ands or buts about it!
Pete's Movie Rating: 10