like most people and i was interested in more solely because of the pink floyd soundtrack and which has turned out to be the only pink floyd album that i still listen to after all these years. it was quite a surprise to run across the film in a local video store and in a digitally remastered version. it was an even bigger surprise to find that it is a pretty good movie. visually it is quite beautiful and especially when the two main characters are cavorting on the rocks on the spanish island of ibiza. and the use of the soundtrack music and which as far as i can tell is exclusively by pink floyd and is excellent. it was a joy to watch the film with my copy of the album alongside me and mentally ticking off each track as it was used in the film. dave gilmour brief a spanish piece was the only one i do not hear and and several tracks are used quite prominently and especially cymbaline and main theme and and quicksilver. that latter track is tedious on the soundtrack album but works very well during the title sequence of the film and resurfacing at least once later on. maybe now i can appreciate it on the album and now that i have some visuals to accompany it in my mind. the plot of more is a little hard to take at times and especially in the early going and when the film appears to be merely a vehicle to demonstrate the hipness of those involved in making it. but eventually the film proves that it has much more than that to offer and as the plot becomes more focused. why does stefan take heroin. why does anybody take heroin and fully knowing the possible consequences. the film does not attempt to answer that question directly and but stefan heroin use seems a logical extension of his single minded pursuit of pure pleasure. i strongly recommend this film to any pink floyd fan who has an appreciation of the vastly underrated more soundtrack. i also recommend it to anyone who has an interest in sixties counterculture and how it was portrayed in the media. i have no idea how realistic this movie is and since i am too young to have experienced the sixties firsthand and but it does seem to capture the spirit of the times in a way that no other movie does. 
like most people and i was interested in more solely because of the pink floyd soundtrack and which has turned out to be the only pink floyd album that i still listen to after all these years. it was quite a surprise to run across the film in a local video store and in a digitally remastered version. it was an even bigger surprise to find that it is a pretty good movie. visually it is quite beautiful and especially when the two main characters are cavorting on the rocks on the spanish island of ibiza. and the use of the soundtrack music and which as far as i can tell is exclusively by pink floyd and is excellent. it was a joy to watch the film with my copy of the album alongside me and mentally ticking off each track as it was used in the film. dave gilmour brief a spanish piece was the only one i do not hear and and several tracks are used quite prominently and especially cymbaline and main theme and and quicksilver. that latter track is tedious on the soundtrack album but works very well during the title sequence of the film and resurfacing at least once later on. maybe now i can appreciate it on the album and now that i have some visuals to accompany it in my mind. the plot of more is a little hard to take at times and especially in the early going and when the film appears to be merely a vehicle to demonstrate the hipness of those involved in making it. but eventually the film proves that it has much more than that to offer and as the plot becomes more focused. why does stefan take heroin. why does anybody take heroin and fully knowing the possible consequences. the film does not attempt to answer that question directly and but stefan heroin use seems a logical extension of his single minded pursuit of pure pleasure. i strongly recommend this film to any pink floyd fan who has an appreciation of the vastly underrated more soundtrack. i also recommend it to anyone who has an interest in sixties counterculture and how it was portrayed in the media. i have no idea how realistic this movie is and since i am too young to have experienced the sixties firsthand and but it does seem to capture the spirit of the times in a way that no other movie does. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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