The wall is an artistically written masterpiece. It has all of everyone's favorite music from the amazing album, masterfully blended together with scenes that accurately depict the agony of a boy who's lost his father, love, and is now a rising star with a drug addiction. I watch this movie four times a week and I have yet to see another film made with more passion and feeling than Pink Floyd's The Wall. It's really difficult to understand, but after you do it's soooo worth it.

I do admire Pink Floyd for their musicianship etc, but found The Wall a load of self indulgent, navel-gazing twaddle. I don't quite understand all the talk about this film being well-shot, depressing and difficult to understand. It was blatantly obvious to me and I was left with the over-riding compulsion to give 'pink' a good kick up the back-side! Sure, if you are obsessed with Pink Floyd (as a lot of people seem to be) you'll love it - but then you would wouldn't you?