4D adventure to the purgatory for addicts

Rating: 8/10 (18 April 2014)

I literally felt pains on my arm which has multiple needle orifice after I watched this movie. This expanding suppurating wound and close ups depicting Leto shooting his last crack into his vein on the exact central spot of his fresh bloody cut is gutwrentching, cruelly genuine and like a slam in my face. The edifying prowess and earthshaking influence of merely a screen grab is a million times stronger than horrifying image on a cigarette packs. The camera went unflinchingly to the bare ugly fact to addiction when a tightly cut sequence of the depraved prognostics enduring their punishment(*ss to ass underground sex show and electric therapy and amputation surgeon )with contrast to the fleetingness of the pleasure it brings us(the fast-paced and highly simplified shots implies the swiftness of consumption of drugs) and their greater hope for the future, whether realizable or not. The daring visual way is so well suited in this particular movie that any other movie's possible usage will appear to be a pretentious failure to me. This film is the kind of film that you are not willing to go through again, not because of its quality, but the uneasiness it gives you is so cumbersome and memorable that it's like you yourself's personal travelogue to the grave.