Review of Doctor Zhivago (1965) by Daniel W — 10 Jan 2009
Big, expensive, melodramatic, sentimental, and everyone who is supposed to be Russian speaks with a British accent. But the film nevertheless effectively develops a vast, complicated, and visually enticing world, and works as a reasonably decent examination of the way relationships in that world come together, only to be rent asunder by social forces (war, Marxist revolution, etc).
This review of Doctor Zhivago (1965) was written by Daniel W on 10 Jan 2009.
Doctor Zhivago has generally received very positive reviews.
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