Daft Punk Video:

		List Price: $25.98		Label: Vice Salesrank: 18839 Released: July 22, 2008
		Our Price: $11.98
		Used Price: $9.95
		MPAA Rating: NR (Not Rated) Media: DVD

Electroma Reviews:
Visual Masterpice
2009-01-06 - This movie is stunning at almost every level. Visually, it's mesmerizing and captivating. The music is wonderful for the most part, but I didn't like the classical selections as much. I have never written a review for amazon before, but I feel compelled to do so for this film. I watched this with a friend and at one point we both agreed that we felt like we were using a controlled substance (we weren't), because the movie itself is just that hypnotic and enthralling. I wouldn't recommend that you watch this expecting thrills or spills, but if you are ready to sit back and be drawn in to a simple story of humanity, check it out.

I would rate lower if i could
2008-12-05 - I had heard this movie was bad before seeing it. I had heard about how during the PREMIERE at Cannes, the majority of the audience LEFT during the middle of the movie. All these people hated this movie, but not me, no, I was going to enjoy it. I'm a big Daft Punk fan why wouldn't I?
Because it's crap. I love these guys' music, and normall they're video work, but this is horrible. You could take all the entertaining aspects of this film and roll them into a 1 minute movie. That would be worth it, but as is, steer clear. I'd say all in all this movie is a big joke on us the consumer for wasting our time on it. Anybody that tells you it's good is just trying to look like a hipster.
EXAMPLE:
One scene the shot is zoomed out super far in the middle of the desert. We sit in silence, as the guy walks from the right to the left of the screen. It literally takes 30 minutes to happen. Not an isolated incident.

To All the Geniuses Who Gave This Bad Reviews
2008-10-01 - First, this is an art movie, 2nd it's a road movie (albeit featuring two robots), and for all those who said it sucks because it doesn't contain any Daft Punk music, here's the secret: "Human After All" is the alternative (and far superior) soundtrack to the film. Seriously, cue up the DVD, then put "Human After All" on album repeat; the story, songs, and even beats line up perfectly. In the opening scene, if you synced it up properly, the title track "Human After All" repeats "Human" when they zoom in on the "Human" license plate, then when the robots go into the clean room and the steam pours out of the hoses, "Steam Machine" comes on. There are several other examples, and if you really synch it up, the people even walk in time to the beat in several shots. There, that's why there is no dialogue, that's why the scenes are so long. Even when the album ends and repeats back to the first track, it's still in sync with the movie, now enjoy.

Daft Punk Electroma
2008-09-21 - Being a huge Daft Punk fan since Homework, I have loved anything they have been involved in. Interstella 5555 was absolutely amazing, and I thought even though is has no dialogue or Daft musique it should be fabulous. I understood the story and it was quite sad, but beyond that I had trouble paying attention. It's only around an hour long and that was all I can bare to watch. I understand what they set out to do, but good cinematography does not mean a great movie..

OMG!!!!!!!!!
2008-09-16 - The trppiest movie i hvae ever seen in my life. But in a great way. I didnt get it at first but it was amazing!!!!!!!