Daft Punk's Electroma

I bought this movie just because it's Daft Punk ! And it was a brillant idea ! :D

As my title suggests, the film is defiantly a feast for the eyes, the story line is very simple, but the scenes and the beauty of the film keeps the eyes, if you are one of those people who loves complicated story lines forget it, the same goes for if your only the there for the novelty of daft punk they don't play any of there music.
Overall I think the film is amazing, sure the story could use a bit of a tweak, the camera scenes and angles are great to say the least, the ending is a bit of a tear-jerker and one of the most amazing ending I have ever scene, and after a stressful day, i find it to be very relaxing, thanks for reading my review of Electroma.

i had the pleasure of seeing this at the cinema du pantheon in paris back in june, shortly after seeing daft punk live at bercy (which was absolutely out of this world). this is art cinema at is rawest, i've often wondered what these 2 genius, pioneering, electronic musicians would do with film, and this is it. a simple yet effective story about 2 robots (their musical/stage alter egos) on a journey both physically and mentally. their search for something more is deep and meaningful, yet with no speech (or stranger still), no music by daft punk themselves, this is a slow moving piece of film art. i'd recommend anyone with an interst in art film and/or daft punk to at least see this film. i loved it as i love their music.

I really like this film, not much happens, but its cool as. Great music, even if it isn't by Daft Punk.

Don't like the suggestion that their last album could sync up to this movie, anyone who's seen the film will know this is utter rubbish. I feel sorry for anyone buying it under the hope that they'll get some great visuals to go with a great album.

Visually stunning, amazing cinematography.