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Pi (1998)
Description
A paranoid mathematician searches for a key number that will unlock the universal patterns found in nature.
A paranoid mathematician searches for a key number that will unlock the universal patterns found in nature.
Actors:
Lauren Fox,
Oren Sarch,
Mark Margolis,
David Strahlberg,
Isaac Fried,
Sal Monte,
Tom Tumminello,
Richard Lifschutz,
Abraham Aronofsky,
Stanley B. Herman,
Lloyd J. Schwartz,
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Lauren Fox
6 July 1977, New York City, New York, USA
Oren Sarch
13 April 1969, Brookline, Massachusetts, USA
Mark Margolis
26 November 1939, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
David Strahlberg
Isaac Fried
Sal Monte
Tom Tumminello
Richard Lifschutz
Abraham Aronofsky
Stanley B. Herman
Lloyd J. Schwartz
2 May 1946, Los Angeles, California, USA
Director:
Darren Aronofsky
Darren Aronofsky
12 February 1969, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA
Country:
United States
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Disturbing, exhilarating, and sure to send anyone of conservative temperament scuttling from the room.
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Pi turns what should be a metaphoric relationship into a stupefyingly literal-minded thriller.
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Pi is certainly about the burden of genius, but it very well may also be about mythical powers and faulty dogma in Judaism.
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Pi accomplishes so much more with...its micro-budget than a Hollywood production could.
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Aronofsky, who has parlayed this movie's Sundance success into two Hollywood deals, is that rare indie filmmaker who doesn't want to make hip romantic sitcoms. He's a genuine experimenter with a spooky visual style.
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Both story and style reveal the calculations of an artist so desperate to get noticed that he forgot to cover his id.
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It's remarkable to what extent Aronofsky has rendered the cerebral kinetically intense. The film's imaginative, diverse images create a mind's-eye urban claustrophobia.
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The movie's low-budget look neatly matches the claustrophobia of Max's life, but the filmmakers have also devised some special shooting methods for certain scenes. These sequences -- breathless and jangly chases, for the most part -- look terrific.