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The Fountain (2006)

6.9 | Nov 22, 2006 (US) | Drama, Adventure, Science Fiction, Romance | 01:36
Budget: 35 000 000 | Revenue: 15 304 890

What if you could live forever?

Spanning over one thousand years, and three parallel stories, The Fountain is a story of love, death, spirituality, and the fragility of our existence in this world.

Featured Crew

Director, Author, Screenplay
Producer
Casting
Visual Effects Supervisor
Original Music Composer
Fight Choreographer
Casting
Sound Designer
Foley
Assistant Location Manager

Cast

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Hugh Jackman
Tomás / Tom Creo / Tommy
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Rachel Weisz
Isabel / Izzi Creo
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Ellen Burstyn
Dr. Lillian Guzetti
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Mark Margolis
Father Avila
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Stephen McHattie
Grand Inquisitor Silecio
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Fernando Hernández
Lord of Xibalba
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Cliff Curtis
Captain Ariel

Reviews

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Lewisly
10 | Jan 05, 2024
You will either love it, or think it absurd. Aronofsky is at full symbolic best in this film, so if you buy into it, buy his vision and embrace the meditation on themes it is glorious. If you want an engaging narrative and some cool sci fi, go watch Gravity.
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Frode Lindeijer
N/A | Jul 08, 2018
Full of symbolism and pretty pictures this movie will strike your soul if you have one. Once the credits roll it will be like waking from a dream.
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Travis Bell
9.5 | Mar 06, 2014
Contrary to many opinions of this film, The Fountain stands as an all time favourite of mine. The layering of timelines combined with Aronofsky's eye just made for a beautiful experience. A truly underrated masterpiece.
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Andres Gomez
5 | Mar 06, 2014
A simple story told in a very complicated way. Not the best of Aronofsky's works.
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J4stringthang
N/A | Feb 06, 2014
SCI-FI Lovers BEWARE! What a MAJOR DISAPPOINTMENT! I thought this was going to be some awesome Sci-fi flick traveling through time and fighting to be with each other. (You know like all the other new Sci-fi flicks today). I was WRONG. Rachel Weisz and Hugh Jackman are both amazing actors, however I found the Fountain to be WAY TO artsy / independent film for me.