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Silly but, yet, fun movie... right just for the sunday's afternoon sofa. There's not much else in it. Don't expect a masterpiece.

Ah! I loved the good'ol rock star impersonation - that was really good.

Simply entertaining.

Shame it looses a bit of focus as the story goes by... it gets ambiguous from the middle till the end. Much better at the beginning, the first 35 minutes, till the time they get to Mexico.

Still love it anyway as it brings up some very personal memories everytime I watch it again.

Excellent overview not only of The Clash music itself, but also good when it comes to explore the spirit of why and how the band got formed, their highs and downs. Recommended for both fans and newcomers who want to know and understand a bit more about the band's roots and about a whole era context on the recent history.

Production and packaging are just a bit simple, cheap... disappointing if compared to the contents.

Inspirating cinematographics though a bit confusing storyline made this a worth watching movie. As usual with other Kar Wai's, the OST is brilliantly chosen and carefully dosed accross all the story.

It's all about fate and loving, like no one else is doing movies nowadays; that's what makes it catchy.

Simple, sad and touching. Beautifully captured cinematographics though not Yimou's best.

Nice.

Atmosphere and story are both touching, though a bit unreal sometimes... Sad but still beautiful, with a kindo happy ending. OST fits perfectly.

Photography and cinematographics are amazing.

Loved it.

No words. Amazing. A bit-too-bloody masterpiece.

One of my favorites. A must see.

Amazing.