Blow-Up

The film is thoroughly enjoyable, Hemmings and Redgrave did some excellent work here, it is beautiful to watch, and raises many poignant issues. Not an Antonioni diehard, but giving it five stars, because we need more films like this on itunes. The scenes depicting the concert goers, that is quite something. Just a luscious experience overall.

A waste of my hard-earned money. It has one hour of nothing, followed by a slight buildup to a nothing ending. I'm easily pleased by most movies, but there wasn't 30 seconds of entertainment in this film. Do not watch this movie.

Plot of photograher becoming obsessed with something besides his work, but left with nothing in the end. Not a film for your average movie goer, but then, none of Antonioni's films are. Nice cameo by the Yardbirds.

Have to say, it's been a favorite of mine since I first saw it in High School. I'm really sad to read some of the one star reviews here about such a great film. It's brilliantly shot, brilliantly edited, PURPOSEFULLY naturalistic and quiet (and actually for some this is one of the things that makes the film very special) and as well purposefully perplexing. That's the point. I'm also really disappointed to see that the version here is Full Frame, and there is no blu ray available for purchase by Warners. Anyway, open your minds, folks!

Saw it 45 years ago and it has not improved with age. Berlusconi has much better taste and I’ll take Sophia Loren anytime.

As a viewer who has very eclectic tastes, I found this film very enjoyable and interesting. I believe that those who found this film "boring" failed to realize that the plot was not solely covering a murder mystery, it was highlighting the fast-changing london society of the 1960s. Side note: props to The Yardbirds and Jimmy Page!

Tense, but slow, boring, attempt at mystery, a nightmarish vision of a shallow or deluded man.

This movie is not about passive "entertainment". It is about challenging concepts, every frame aesthetically composed and the lead actor, David Hemmings, a combination of ethereal physical beauty and ruthlessness. It is still studied in film school today.

It's great that iTunes is beginning to offer some classic art films, such as this, La Dolce Vita, and Blue Velvet. This is the content I've been waiting for, and I really hope to see more of it. This is an avant garde film, so it will not appeal to many fans of mainstream Hollywood movies. Antonioni's style is highly unconventional, relying on long, drawn-out shots and meaningful silences with no music or dialogue. This is what is being described as "poor editing" by some of the other reviewers. Don't be fooled by the people ignorantly trashing a modern masterpiece - this is a beautiful film and essential viewing for any film buff. It just requires an open mind and some patience to absorb Antonioni's meditation on media and the disconnected modern world. This film rewards thoughtful viewing.

Oh my God. This movie is completely boring, poorly edited, has about an hour of unnecessary scenes that add NOTHING to the story, is horribly written and directed, has no pace and is absolutely meaningless. A terrible movie.