307 - Naked

[captainofbeef]

- New, restored high-definition digital transfer
- Audio commentary by director Mike Leigh and actors David Thewlis and Katrin Cartlidge
- Exclusive new video introduction by filmmaker Neil LaBute
- The Conversation, a BBC program with Author Will Self interviewing Leigh
- Original theatrical trailer
- New essay by film-critic Derek Malcolm
- Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
- More!

[misterbalco]

The most pessimistic film ive ever seen. Not even really a joy to watch, and Ill probably never bother watching it again, but it was interesting (i cant deny that). Thewlis was rude and annoying. SO overrated, i wish someone could give me a real explanation to why this film is so loved. It seemed pretentous, ive said enough, defend this film people. (sorry andrew, im an honest man).

[unknownrebel]

Pessimistic or brutally honest? I believe it's the latter.

Naked strips away the mores of our society and desecrates them. This film is closer to "the truth" that has eluded the people of our civilisation since the fertile crescent. A fiercely intelligent film that I for one loved. And for those who believe it is pessimistic, the least it can do for you is make you think about it. I suggest keeping an open mind while watching this film.

[agentknight]

Perfect does not even begin to describe how good this film really is.

"You look like shit."
"Just trying to blend in with the surroundings."

[ie]

I actually liked this movie, wow such a strange concept for the good Agent, but was not able to finish it before I needed to return it. I'll check it out again sometime, though.