some of the soundtracks are Ethiopian.

good movie...kind of borin and left me guessin were do u go from there

Cute lil indie style film-although I could find enjoyment just watching Bill Murray watch paint dry.

Nice soundtracks/ Movie kept me guessing, which is the best thing about it. Real acting with experienced actors/actresses. The end was different. 6.5/10

Another Great Jarmusch Film, Sentimental But Fun, Bill Murray Gives One Of His Best Performances, And All The Women Where Great Also, A Great Watch!

Broken Flowers has an episodic 'chapter'-like structure. Or more precisely, series of verses. And Jarmusch's cinematic style has a distinctive literary feel to it. His editing quietly 'punctuates' each scene and sequence precisely and without distraction. The full stops and commas of cuts and fades, provide a clear narrative structure, so that when the camera or the lens move, or the shot is held, it is precisely the contrast that makes it work so well. And like a good poet, Jarmusch likes to leave words, images and phrases hanging in the air. Unexplained. Unresolved. Jarmusch's great quality as a filmmaker is that his work is participative - a dialogue with his audience and their own experience. And like all good poems Broken Flowers will mean different things to different people even though its basic facts are not in doubt.

a stylish movie, love the opening. It's fun try it out. :) 9/10

Don Johnston- clearly a not-so-subtle jab at real-life 80s heartbreaker Don Johnson, now married to an oil heiress, apparently. Broken Flowers delivers one of Bill Murray's best performances- as he ages his abundant dramatic talent becomes as obvious as his comic gifts. He is vaguely sad, but in a poignant way. The flowers on the poster, by the way, are stunning...I'll have to have some delivered via online flower delivery from http://www.refreshflowers.com.

absolutely horrible