Absolutely love it. So inspiring and so intense.

The album is a masterpiece, but the movie is set of video clips without sense. In musical movies the characters sing, but in this movie nobody does, they are only abstract sequences.

If it wasn't Pink Floyd this movie would be a 5/10 because there's no plot at all, just a sequence of music videos.

"All in all, you're just another brick in the wall."

"Pink Floyd: The Wall", a compelling visual journey of the disturbed and tragic mind. It is one long music video, which is not really a negative, not with this movie.

I do not listen to a lot of Pink Floyd's music, so watching this was quite the surreal experience, but I connected and understood the surrealness to a weird extent. I think anyone who is or is not a fan will have an interesting and unique experience. Any sort of character development comes through the music, which itself tells the whole story. This will be the closest we will ever come to examine Roger Waters mindset and feelings.

The songs themselves are not only amazing, but brilliantly expressed and unequal compared to other bands. The animated sequences that went with the songs were so remarkable it makes the songs strike an extra chord to your subconscious.

Overall rating: RIP Alan Parker. A brilliant director who took a band and adapted it into cinema.

i love bob geldof. it scared my cat in one part

I don't get the plot of this "classic". The best thing about this movie, for me, is it's soundtrack...

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