R
2000    1h 41mDrama, Crime
8.380%93%8.0
Four Coney Island dreamers chase love, fame, and escape, but addiction and obsession begin to distort their hopes for a better life.
Directed by Darren Aronofsky
  • Ellen BurstynSara Goldfarb
  • Jared LetoHarry Goldfarb
  • Jennifer ConnellyMarion Silver
  • Marlon WayansTyrone C. Love
  • Christopher McDonaldTappy Tibbons
  • Louise LasserAda
  • Marcia Jean KurtzRae
  • Janet SarnoMrs. Pearlman
  • Suzanne ShepherdMrs. Scarlini
  • Joanne GordonMrs. Ovadia
  • Charlotte AronofskyMrs. Miles
  • Mark MargolisMr. Rabinowitz
  • Michael KaycheckDonut Cop
  • Jack A. O'ConnellCorn Dog Stand Boss
  • Chas MastinLyle Russel
  • Ajay NaiduMailman
  • Sean GulletteArnold the Shrink
  • Samia ShoaibNurse Mall
  • Peter MaloneyDr. Pill
  • Abraham AbrahamKing Neptune
  • Lavr Zybtsev
    Lavr ZybtsevJuly 2, 2025
    Great flick to enjoy with your friends and family; lovely, yearly rewatching tradition :D
  • Tastyturtle
    TastyturtleSeptember 19, 2026
    The D.A.R.E. Program could never show you this side of drug use. Honestly horrific and depressing but worth the watch, prepare yourselves, this one is heavy..
  • illegalgamer5000
    illegalgamer5000July 3, 2025
    i will never watch this again
  • Nathan Lomeli
    Nathan LomeliJanuary 26, 2026
    ASS TO ASS
  • ayayron
    ayayronApril 19, 2025
    Juice by Sara, juice by Sara, juice by Sara oh, Sara's got juice, Sara's got juice, ohhhhhhhh Sara!
  • klit75
    klit75September 8, 2026
    This is a brilliant film albeit one I don't rewatch very often. It's pretty dark from the start and ends about as dark as a movie could end. This is an underdog tale with no montage that leads us to victory. The acting is top notch. Ellen Burstyn is amazing. Jennifer Connelly is beautiful and you just want to help her find peace. Jared Leto is not on my list of great actors but credit where it's due --he nailed it. What's cool about movies is they can bring out emotions of all kinds but so often there's triumph in the end or some kind of hope. You won't find that here. It's like life and the thing about that is that not everyone gets a happy ending.
  • eyeceeyou909
    eyeceeyou909September 7, 2026
    Saw it with my ex wife soon to be fiance. Working in addiction. a short while into it. THIS MOVIE Is the Grandes look into functionality and addiction. People don't fixate on the substances. Rather understand the daily struggle. The peddlers wear many costumes. and the substances can be anything you fixate on. The only problem with This , absolute. Creative, risk and non robotic and predictable, unpredictability is I doubt we will get anything close to this gem. I also hope the actors and actresses. Everyone in the movies gravity deserved way more than they were paid. Jennifer Connelly is gorgeous and her roles after this, seemed to demand sexuality. She is a great actress.THIS IS A TOP TEN MOVIE EVER.
  • Garrett Wilkins
    Garrett WilkinsAugust 24, 2026
    Darren Aronofsky's Requiem for a Dream turns addiction into something that feels almost physically invasive. Rather than presenting its characters' addictions as a simple cautionary tale, Aronofsky traps them inside the repetitive highs and crashes that gradually take control of their lives. Matthew Libatique's restless cinematography and aggressive editing make even the brief moments of pleasure feel unstable, while the split screens and rapid montages capture the artificial rush of a quick fix. But it is Clint Mansell's score that gives the film so much of its lasting power. “Lux Aeterna” is one of the most haunting and tragic pieces of film music I've ever heard, and its swelling strings give the movie a sense of inevitability that becomes almost unbearable as everything begins falling apart. The performances are strong enough to keep all of that style grounded in something painfully human. Jared Leto and Jennifer Connelly give their characters a vulnerability that makes their eventual deterioration difficult to watch, while Ellen Burstyn is devastating as a woman whose desire for a better life slowly becomes another form of dependency. My biggest issue is that Aronofsky rarely gives the audience a moment to breathe, and the relentless misery can eventually start to feel more punishing than illuminating. Even so, the film's technical precision and willingness to completely commit to its vision are hard to dismiss. Requiem for a Dream is an exhausting film by design, but between Aronofsky's direction and Mansell's unforgettable score, it remains one of the most haunting portraits of addiction I've seen.
  • jonathanmochrie
    jonathanmochrieJuly 23, 2026
    Powerful, yes.... Best anti drug movie... No! That title still belongs to Trainspotting.
  • Luis Lopez
    Luis LopezJuly 16, 2026
    There's no sound to it.
  • MaxRider
    MaxRiderJune 1, 2026
    I think that double-ended dildo became the star of the show.
  • buford fernsby
    buford fernsbyApril 15, 2025
    first movie that actually disturbed me. never seen another jared leto film so he peaked here for me. wouldn't have been a movie if i was there tho like just dont do drugs?
  • Nadia
    NadiaAugust 27, 2025
    It was beautiful, if you’re someone with a strong sense of empathy, or can relate to the characters at all in this movie it will rip your guts out
  • iavi6
    iavi6March 25, 2025
    Fantastic movie.
  • TODDJOSEPH
    TODDJOSEPHMay 14, 2026
    Sucked..... video wouldn't play anymore after locking up after 10 minutes

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