1/4  Reqieum for Every Character's Dreams
Second attempt watching it. First rating: 2/10, Second Rating: 3.5/10 It was like a TV movie and was very effective. I was crying by the end, but still it's hard to watch. Ellen Burstyn is an amazing actress. The artist who made-up Jared L... (read full)

4/4  Big Surprise finds itself at #30.....
Controversial because of its nature, it is how far the superb cast and director Darren Aronofsky dare to go that makes this one of the most alluring and electrifying movies I have ever seen. Jared Leto, Ellen Burstyn, Jennifer Connelly and... (read full)

3/4  Requiem For A Dream
Requiem For a Dream is a really raw drama, about four people trying to cope with a drug addiction. I think that the old lady, unknowing to the fact she is addicted to speed, is the most controversial, with her hallucinations being creepy a... (read full)

4/4  Gripping
Requiem For A Dream covers many forms of dangerous addictions. From Harry, Mariones and Tyrons heroin addictions, to Harry's mom addiction in eating which then turns to the addiction of weight loss pills, or speed. This movie is actually b... (read full)

4/4  A Must See
A spell binding film that sinks it's hooks in from the opening credits and pulls you into a story and life style that opens your eyes. This film is beautifully shot, well acted and incredibly well written. The cult trademark of this film i... (read full)

3.5/4  A raw look at the effects of drug addiction.
Requiem For a Dream is a superb film all around. The story revolves around four central characters, all dealing with drug addiction in their own way. The style of filming was unique and perfect for this movie. Marlon Wayans played his r... (read full)

4/4  Requiem for a Dream Quick Review
You can try to put a positive spin on addiction, even make it cool - then you can watch Requiem for a Dream and come back to reality. This should also be shown in every school. It's depressing, yes, but that's the whole point.

4/4  Requiem for a Dream Quick Review
Music, plot, cinematography...all perfect. Every teenager/college student should see this movie in a class, as to what not to do with their life! One of the best ever made.

5/5 A great movie!
  by Daniel Riofrio (Albuquerque, NM USA)
Despite of the raw content of the movie, I give this movie 5 stars because the director of the film is able to show the underground world where people may be left while consuming any kind of drugs. It is dramatic, powerful, sad and shocking.
Furthermore, blu-ray movies are the only way to watch movies at home. Therefore, Requiem for a Dream is a highly recommended movie and its quality just awesome.

5/5 RELAX AND ENJOY A SUPERB MOVIE
  by J. Molinari (Staten Island, NY)
This outstanding piece of art should be seen by every teen thinking of escaping into some placating world away from a disturbing environment they call reality. I wish I had when I was younger. Do not try to figure out what to expect, do not dissect every frame with pompous imaginings like some viewers and commenters like MauricioD. He seems to be obsessed with his definition of surrealism. I'm sure Aronofsky didn't look in a dictionary to mold his movie or to be weighed down by a definition. Surreal is in the eyes of the beholder. Just sit back and be mesmerized by a well-woven story with a powerful message. It will blow you away! It's worth 3 times the price. I recently purchased a second copy to give to my 15-yr old nephew, and we will sit down and have a long talk afterwards.

5/5 Great movie, Great quality
  by Jonathan C. Hughley (IL)
If you haven't seen this movie, you should. It's pretty deep. Seeing it again on Blu-ray makes it that much more intense.

5/5 Fantastic Movie
  by Alexis Carrillo
Requiem for a Dream is the movie I saw when I was younger that was such a great movie and also an advocate to not do drugs. This is the kind of movie they should show in schools to deter them from choosing the druggy lifestyle.

4/5 One major problem with this movie
  by Jason E. Lennerth
You'd think they would have researched opiates and such but, when you use opiates, your pupils get smaller not larger. Everytime they shoot up their pupils expand where, in real life they get smaller. A obvious error that could have been done right if any research had been done.