Wow. This is one of the deepest movies I've ever seen. Simply phenomenal. The visuals are fantastic, and Jackman and Weisz have very strong performances. Watch this movie.

Darren Aronofsky once again made me blow my mind and my load all in my pants when i saw this movie. epic and utterly beautiful. instantly one of my very favorite films.

One of those movies you don't entirely get after you watch but you pick up something new every time you see it. Beautifully made and really interesting

I loved this one. Not all poems are for everyone, nor will the rhetoric of the poet find a home on the ear of all who hear. Images, intricacies and themes repeat to echo points that we begin, we should end and we must live in between. We may miss lif... (read more) I loved this one. Not all poems are for everyone, nor will the rhetoric of the poet find a home on the ear of all who hear. Images, intricacies and themes repeat to echo points that we begin, we should end and we must live in between. We may miss life due our quest to find it or loose love in our quest to keep it forever. Perhaps a bit laden with metaphysical gravitas; none-the-less Aronofsky shows a splendid ability to weave components towards a theme. Dark? -yes; Gloomy? -yes; if that's how one chooses to see it. But eloquent, full of particular questions and indeed the answers within a particular spectrum. I found it visual, intoxicating, poetry.

Definitely not a mainstream film, which I think misleads a lot of people going in. The argument could be made that it's just saying "look at all the breathtaking stuff we came up with!" At the core, I found it to be a story about accepting death as a... (read more) Definitely not a mainstream film, which I think misleads a lot of people going in. The argument could be made that it's just saying "look at all the breathtaking stuff we came up with!" At the core, I found it to be a story about accepting death as a continuation, instead of an end. That's a rather simple explanation however. Cool movie.

I will concede the film is not a great success. Too many screens of blinding lights. Too many transitions for their own sake. Abrupt changes of tone.

The movie may have significant truths to impart, although I have my doubts, but it feels too inexperienced, too unworldly, to have earned the right to them.

Exquisitely beautiful and almost unbearably sad... The Fountain is cinema as poetry; romance as revelation; science fiction as prayer.

The picture is visually intoxicating --- the images have a luminous psychedelic beauty --- and the film's themes emerge elegantly out of the story's intricately-looped tri-level structure.

A haunting and remarkable emotional journey that takes us places movies rarely dare to go.