Leaving Las Vegas
3.5
(829)
Drama
Romance
1995
111 min
R
Ben Sanderson, an alcoholic Hollywood screenwriter who lost everything because of his drinking, arrives in Las Vegas to drink himself to death. There, he meets and forms an uneasy friendship and non-interference pact with prostitute Sera.
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"Tragic. "
TheGingerGirl455
"It was a little hard to watch…"
M
Madison
"We've seen love portrayed in films more times than anyone could count, but the love shown here is one of the few I'd describe as true. An on screen relationship such as this can only be as good as the actors portraying it: Shue gives a career best performance and Cage is on a completely different level; his performance transcends both himself and the film. It is just such a hauntingly gorgeous film. I love the way Mike Figgis captures Las Vegas nightlife. The colors shine bright in the 16mm photography, and the way it's edited makes it feel like a fever dream/nightmare. Leaving Las Vegas kicks my teeth in, in the most beautiful way, every time I watch it."
Gordon
"Good movie. Good soundtrack "
Axel Ruiz
"Well maybe I shouldn’t breathe so much, Terri. Ha haaaa!"
Damien Scott
"Heartbreakingly sad movie that will touch you deeply!"
Anita Skop
"Harsh viewing, bleak"
Jane Young
"A true roller-coaster of emotions, well worth the watch. "
beedyeye1
"I know the acting was phenomenal and everything, but this movie is just too difficult to watch. "
Kimberly Brown
"One of the darkest movies I've ever seen. Nicholas Cage at his best."
Michelle Reno
