Narrator: "… when you buy furniture, you tell yourself: that's it, that's the last sofa I'm gonna need. No matter what else happens, I've got that sofa problem handled. I had it all. I had a stereo that was very decent, a wardrobe that was getting ... from spider

    I watched this with my girlfriend one night on Hulu not really know what it was. Well we got more than we bargained for in a good way. It is a fantastic movie that delves into the life of addicts of all kinds. There are so many disturbing scenes. So definitely not something for the kiddies. from cless

    I only have a sense of this movie too after watching it so long ago - I know I thought it was good and kind of like a "One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest" for girls - Jolie is good at these troubled characters isn't she? from debsw - liked from bindu's entry

    Christian Bale playing a stuck up egotistical character. Before he became a stuck up, egotistical character. A Great movie! from chriscathcart - liked from grey's entry

    There are a few philosophical moments in it, particularly when Cage muses about how tobacco executives and car salesmen talk to their families. from kesharwani - liked from bindu's entry

    This is an awesome band that has very unique music that really does almost teleport you to another place. from breakawayradio

    The multiplicity of perspective uncovers the failure of dictaticism-amazing photography and I really like the soundtrack. Good performances generally. from fireflies

    The story was sweet and may be considered a "chick-flick", but definitely likeable. I would have been touched, if all the women in my family had lovingly constructed a quilt to celebrate my wedding. from chrissy

    Panic Room is a finely crafted thriller that ultimately transcends the thinness of its premise. i kinda like it from sajjadaxe

    (1994-1995) - A teen queen for the outcast scene, Claire Danes' Angela Chase swaddled herself in flannel and spent hours moodily musing about her unfair 'rents, her friendship woes and her love for bad boy Jordan Catalano (Jared Leto). It was typical teen agita, but 'MSCL' writers gave the characters the respect, development and dialogue that had previously been reserved only for the much older primetime set. from theintriguing1