5 Stars Year Released: 2004 MPAA Rating: R Running Time: 108
minutes Click to Expand Credits:  From the same accomplished
bloke that gave us creative gems like ‘Being John Malkovich’ and
‘Adaptation’ comes another deep, thought provoking script that
proves beyond a shadow of a doubt that Charlie Kaufman is one of
today’s most gifted screen writers. After what was his most
commercial film to date (Adaptation), I’m sure there was a bit
of pressure for the next project but ‘Eternal Sunshine Of The
Spotless Mind’ doesn’t disappoint as its one of if not the most
touching scripts Kaufman has ever written. Toss in some good
direction and even better acting, the sum could equal what I
believe could be one of the best movies of 2004. While some
critics may complain that the movie is confusing in direction, I
actually think its focus and style fits quite well with the kind
of story the film was trying to tell. The story while mushy is
exceptionally written and comes out well on screen to the point
where I would recomme