Review of Anna Karenina (2012) by Richard Corliss for TIME Magazine — 09 Sep 2012
Knightley embodies Anna as a girlish woman who has never felt erotic love; once smitten, she is raised to heavenly ecstasy before tumbling into the abyss of shame. It's a nervy performance, acutely attuned to the volcanic changes a naive creature must enjoy and endure on her first leap into mad passion.
She helps make Anna Karenina an operatic romance worth singing about.
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This review of Anna Karenina (2012) was written by Richard Corliss and published by TIME Magazine on 09 Sep 2012.
Anna Karenina has generally received positive reviews.
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