How did yo guys like the movie babel?

I've heard so many different things about the movie. Some people love it others hate. But I guess that's always the case with any movie right? :-) I can't wait to watch Babel it looks very cool from the trailer.

I just saw it and I thought it was abrilliant film. I was hesitant to watch it because I was afraid it was going to be very dark or very scary or very depressing, but it was just riveting. The one thing that surprised me, which is a complete aside, was how old Brad Pit looked. I haven't seen him lately and was a bit surprised by the gray hair. Did they add that or was it genuine?

how come ive never heard of it lol wats with you and japanese movies and cartoons:P

I enjoyed it. It's real artistic so some people may not enjoy it. I found that it had a lot of deep themes and messages about life. It was interesting to see how the strangers were all connected.

It was intense man. i love it.

I don't feel the Asian girl made me feel what it is like to be deaf. But i can sympatize with her what it feels to be rejected and left out and unable to communicate with world.

I loved it. I originaly watched it because I was in Moroc a few months ago, but it wasnt much scenery from there anyway. But it was great, but i also enjoyed the story with the deaf girl more and ended up not caring too much about the story in Moroc, it was slow. Added up to a great movie.

I really liked this movie. Before I had seen it I kept asking my friends who had already seen how did the director manage to make a character out of a deaf person? I mean... I don't know, maybe it was a stupid question, but I had heard so much about it that I was certainly curious (I couldn't really get how such character would transmit her feelings). Well after I saw it, not only I got it (and all my praise to the actors, the director, the screenplayer and the producer), but actually, I think she's probably the best character of the whole movie. Or maybe what I mean to say is that she's the one who most touched me and she didn't even need to talk as most of us do (and even so, we're still misunderstood many times). Truly an amazing movie that manages to potray how the world is overpopulated yet we struggle for companionship and understanding. In the end, nobody wants to be alone.