Flatliners (1990)

hyped garbage

a film so unique, intoxicating and bizarre that it not only demands another viewing, but is also forgivable as a satirical comedy where the jokes eventually take the back seat.

There's no way I can possibly love it entirely but I just think its ridiculously bad, but enjoyable at the same time.

An old-fashioned movie made with new-fashioned finesse.

A Mixing of Sci-fiction and horror styles this picture was made as an original idea, instead to give right answers which you didn't find it here,the director developed the plot without a propper adviser to share wth him according such interesting matters, in USA has today a plenty of studies post mortem or almost dead serious survey that could helped such production,nonetheless Joel Schumacher chose a shortcut as a simply entertainment only and became a death experience is a silly redemption cases of guilty.....simpleton approach about beyond the grave!!!Resume:First watch: 1994 / How many: 2 / Source: TV-DVD / Rating: 7

For an illusion to create Heaven, reality is not the creation of Heaven.Heaven is the creation of reality.The creation of reality is the non-creation of illusion. The non-creation of illusion is the illusion of non-creation.Heaven is the illusion of non-creation. The illusion of non-creation is the reality of creation. The reality of creation is the insincerity of creation.Creation is reality.Heaven is the insincerity of reality.The insincerity of reality is the reality of insincerity. The reality of dishonesty is the illusion of honesty.The illusion of honesty is the power of honesty.Heaven is the power of honesty.The power of honesty is dishonesty. Honesty is the flaw of honesty.The flaw of honesty is the honesty of flaw. The honesty of flaw is the purity of flaw.Heaven is the corruption of flaw - the flaw of corruption.The flaw of corruption is the corruption of corruption. The corruption of corruption is the dishonesty of dishonesty.Illusion is dishonesty.Heaven is created when dishonesty creates the dishonesty of dishonesty - the honesty of honesty.Heaven is created when corruption creates the corruption of honesty.Heaven is created when corruption creates a real version of itself.Heaven is created when perfection creates a false version of itself.Creating a false version of self is a true non-version of anti.A true non-version of anti is an anti true non-version - an anti false version.An anti false version is an anti anti version.Heaven is created by an anti anti version.An anti anti version is a self-version.A self-version is an example of self - a non-example of anti.A non-example is a non-plan.A non-plan anti is an unintended anti - unintended opposition.Unconscious opposition creates HeavenUnconscious image creates HeavenHeaven is a thinking imageHeaven is a non-thinking absenceHeaven is when an impossibility hasn't the ability to think - when thought is realityHeaven is when connection has no imageHeaven is a power that isn't an image - seeing the inability to seeHeaven is when the ability to observe can't be seen and can't be experiencedThe 1990 film Flatliners is about God having the moral integrity to help reality stop God

As the remake is coming out this week, I want to see how the original did, and I am not disappointed. This movie is a thriller without gore. The idea of forcing near death experience is intriguing and the stories around the characters are interesting. But what made it super special is that it featured the best stars at the time -- Julia Robert, Kevin Bacon, Kiefer, Oliver Plat and William Bacon, all together in one movie. And all the stars delivered their great performances. As for the remake, the bad news is it is very hard for it to surpass the original as the latter set such a high standard. But the good news is we can always have the original to be appreciated, in case the remake is a flop.

While interested in seeing anything Kiefer Sutherland appears in, I was a little hesitant because of Julia Roberts. I have never liked her and don't understand why so many people do. I saw it in theatres and dragged people back day after day to watch it again. Think i saw it nine times in theatres, six times on TV, four times on Pay-per-view and then bought the movie. (VHS back then!) Really enjoyed it, especially the end scene, where it seems Billy forgave him because he came back to apologize. Looking forward to the new one as it is not a remake, but a continuation.