there are only about three or four scenes that are visually disgusting in PI. Reqium was alot more disgusting, but there are still some gross parts to it, especially the last scene. Its definately alot more psychological, and very confusing.

I'd say you should see it anyway, I dont think it will be as bad as reqium.

___________________
Have none

I watched it alone..
had no problems with it..
Loved it !

___________________
*** Sig edited -> image exceeds 50k byte size restriction
http://www.pithemovie.com/fadein.gif[/IMG][IMG]http://www.pithemovie.com/314.gif

Pi is a sweet movie... you shouldnt have to much trouble with your stomach either.

___________________
Evil is an art and I'm friggin' Picasso!! ~Veldrid

Yeah nothing wrong with Pi, good movie.. Nothing wrong with Requiem For a Dream either though... I mean, unless you recognise yourself in one of the involved characters (in such case - get help), it's a very good pseudo-study of darker side of society... But anyway..

___________________

Good movie. Only one stomach moment, but not that bad.

___________________
Trance...a state of mind.

I dont remember any stomach moment
Great movie though.
Requiem for a dream is brilliant though

___________________


Best of the best:
Laurent Garnier - sambu

quote:

Originally posted by k.k.d. Yeah nothing wrong with Pi, good movie.. Nothing wrong with Requiem For a Dream either though... I mean, unless you recognise yourself in one of the involved characters (in such case - get help), it's a very good pseudo-study of darker side of society... But anyway..

I'd say the point of Requiem was to recognize yourself in the characters, and to have compassion for them. It's not about the surface level, it's about basic life situations that come up. Being lonely, the dependence of modern society on drugs to fix problems, and so on. I don't think you have to be a junkie, a whore, or a lonely 60 year old woman to see yourself in those characters, and to gain something from the film.

Or maybe I and my friends are just screwed up, as we see each other in Schindler's List as well...

And no, Pi is nothing like Requiem in the downward spiral, hopeless despair, etc. column because it wasn't written by Hubert Selby, Jr...the author of Requiem (and several other similarly cheery books which I'd highly recommend)

Pi is definitely more of a mental movie than an emotional one, very entertaining though, and well worth a look-see.

thanks, i'll check it out.