In this film, there are a lot of events inspired from Babel tower. The film is about a couple who travel to Americe, but they will face a new destination after the voice of a explosive bullet. The couple faced a series of events happen, so they decided to set off dangerous adventures from Maroc to Mexico, Tokyo in a long time. In every places, the couple travel and gradually realize that love is the line connecting among people in these places.
Babel is a beautifully depressing film about responsibility, redemption, and ultimately that there are consequences to people's actions, regardless of who they are and where they live.
True to its title, Babel hinges on missed and faulty communications of both the personal and the cultural variety. It's a sweeping movie about characters who often suffer from tunnel vision.
JWR
June 30, 2009
Director Alejandro González Iñárritu and writer Guillermo Arriaga have fashioned their ideas with conviction and obvious care.
The experience of watching Babel is undeniably riveting: Even if the film doesn't really lead anywhere, you still can't take your eyes off it.
Houston Chronicle
November 10, 2006
[Iñárritu] remains as entranced as ever by fate, loss and the interconnectedness of humankind, and I admire him for it. But Babel isn't the last or best word on that subject. It's just a lot of talk.
