The achievement of the The 25th Hour is to take a concept that should be a hackneyed mess and turns it into film of incredible versatility.

Exit on 7th.

In the future, cloning is a big issue. “They” tried to clone a human and the results were bad in someway which is never discussed.

As the title states, this is a film in five parts involving a pair of strangers who become lovers, only to end up strangers once again.

I can’t remember anything so haphazard and mindless.

Dude, where’s my gun?

Some guy filming his wall for two hours? More interesting.

Living for the movies is a concept I can understand, but attempting to live within them, well, is another matter entirely.