Many people are wrong to assume that because young girls are madly screaming for Rob Pattinson that Twilight will be the one that will boost his long term career. Little Ashes will. He was breathtaking on this film. You can't take your eyes of him. Paul Morrison did a good job in directing Rob Pattinson. He deserves credit for any of Pattinson's future successes as an actor.

As low budget, foreign, art films go, I was pleasantly surprised by this film. The chemistry between Lorca and Dali grabbed my interest and held it throughout the film.While being heterosexual in their off screen lives, Beltran and Pattinson believably portrayed two young men who were willing to explore alternative sexual choices in 1920'-1930'sSpain. Each character demonstrated passion in their art. Lorca in his revolutionary writings and Dali in how he painted what he saw on canvas. Both men were ahead of their times. Lorca being executed by the green guard he defamed and Dali being repulsed by the Surrealists movement. Yes, I was impressed with the acting strengths of these two men, I think Pattinson should have improved his Spanish sounding English or not tried the Spanish accent at all. His (Pattinson's ) portrayal of the mentally-ill Dali was exceptional. Overall a good performance by all and well worth seeing.

I have been seeing pictures and ideas for this movie! I can't wait. Besides that it seems that Robert Pattinson and his acting can only get better and do no wrong! Everything seems great from the costuming to the acting and every prop in between!

I knew Dali was odd,extreme, eccentric and well....maybe a little crazy. He was a brilliant artist.I must say that Rob Pattinson did an amazing job portraying him. The story , the acting, the cast, it was absolutely beautiful. It was worth the wait,worth the drive and worth the hunt to find a theater that showed it.

It was an amazing performance by the entire cast. Rob Pattison hit it out of the park with his outradges perfomance of Dali. I found the movie very poetic and emmotional. You could not but feel sorry for Dali and Lorca's tormented souls. The movie was more about Lorca then Dali to my opinion. It gave you a vague image of what Dali really was and where he came from. Lorca's character in the other hand had a much deeper explanation. You would need much more then two hours to represent all Dali did in his life since he lived until 1989 and Lorca died very young at the age of 38. I think all in all the actors did an amazing job and the film was worth the half hour drive since it was not playing any where near my home. Rob you kicked it out of the park and got the essense of Dali in the two hours. Bravo! kid.