I like the cinematography and the setting a lot. It's an interesting film I recommend it. The sound on the dvd is a little muffled but it's not that bad. The lead actress playing the wife author gone mad is really good in it.

whoever said Altman couldn't make a first-person mindfucker never saw this minor-but-intoxicating work.

Altman tends to make movies I like but not love. At last, here's one that I love. I like my movies a little on the weird side, and Images is weird in spades. Offbeat and creepy and damn unsettling. The ending totally caught me off guard. John William... (read more) Altman tends to make movies I like but not love. At last, here's one that I love. I like my movies a little on the weird side, and Images is weird in spades. Offbeat and creepy and damn unsettling. The ending totally caught me off guard. John Williams turns in a surprisingly unconventional score. Very cool flick.

What makes this film so magical is that it challenges the audience. Altman has always claimed that films should not be casually viewed and that they should hold an audience's attention. This is probably his best personal example.

a fractured poem about a women who may be losing her mind. This movie not only gets into your head but starts to mess around in it aswell

It's filled with beautiful, well, images... and it's a surreal representation of a mental breakdown from when Robert Altman was at his most free-flowing and expressive. I love the eerie score, fantastical setting and playful but nightmarish tone. Da... (read more) It's filled with beautiful, well, images... and it's a surreal representation of a mental breakdown from when Robert Altman was at his most free-flowing and expressive. I love the eerie score, fantastical setting and playful but nightmarish tone. David Lynch fans should take definite note.

This will require a second viewing. Altman gives an engrossing, challenging, and ultimately frightening view of mental illness. Gorgeous cinematography. I found myself pausing the DVD several times just to admire some of Altman's compositions. Jo... (read more) This will require a second viewing. Altman gives an engrossing, challenging, and ultimately frightening view of mental illness. Gorgeous cinematography. I found myself pausing the DVD several times just to admire some of Altman's compositions. John Williams' Herrmann-esque score shows what the man could accomplish before settling into crowd-pleasing scores for Hollywood blockbusters.

An Altman failure is more interesting than most directors' successes. (Alright, apart from Pret a Porter.)

I'm so tired of being mindfucked by this movie for my Narrative Studies class. But it's great--gorgeous, creepy, and very clever.