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Quite cool actually. Very 90s, but I could see the similarities with Trainspotting. But it presented a night out very realistically. The only thing that bugged me was how cheap the filming looked, like it was done with a portable camera or something.

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One of the best romances I've seen on screen. Really great film.

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I loved them both.

I knew I liked you for a reason :D

Top films, both of them.

I found them to be quite moving, even though I usually hate the type of Romance clichés, like the running to the airport before their plane parts kind of stuff.. but even though there were some clichés, it was really well written. And the clichés weren't too full of shit, I felt like there was a lot of heart in the films. Really great story. I'm glad your post got me round to watching them, I also watching this a few days ago because I'd had it on DVD for about a year, but you posting about it reminded me.

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I loved it, even though it was really dramatised. Can only human being drink as much straight alcohol as Nicolas Cage did?!
Despite that, his performance did deserve him an academy award, and I really dislike Nicolas Cage's acting, for the most part I find it to be wooden and motionless.

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The last chapter Bell is probably one of the most amazing bits of cinema ever made.

Good to see you liked Leaving Las Vegas too and, as you say, another top film. Elizabeth Shue was hot as in it, and I thought Nicholas Cage's performance in it was just brilliant (really vivid portrayal of what alcohol can do to you over time), and the kind that makes it so surprising that he's the same guy who fumbled his way through National Treasure, Lord Of War and that godawful remake of the Wicker Man.

Another one of his best performances that you might wanna check it out Adaptation - probably another one of my 50 favourite films of all time.

the whole film is the most amazing bit of cinema ever made

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3 movies in 3 days and all have been thoroughly enjoyed! Tonight's gonna be:

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Powerful film. I can never decide which one is my favorite Tarkovsky film, this or Stalker. But Andrei Rublev was the first Tarkovsky film that I saw, back when I wasn't even aware of his name. For that, at least, it has a special place over Stalker. I guess I don't have to decide.