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By Andy A (349) on 25 Nov 2009

A few cultural missteps aside, Alain Renais' drowsy thought piece set in the midst of a 1950s Japan is an almost perfect psychological flashback----…

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By Tino B (8) on 20 Nov 2009

Instead of going to see movies about the end of the world while we eat pop corn and drink coke, we probably be better off watching Alan Resnais…

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By Jason M (2,623) on 14 Nov 2009

Hiroshima Mon Amour is a film of meaningful dichotomies, the pain of love balanced against the numbness of war…

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By Martin T (888) on 19 Oct 2009

Points off for the unnatural, weighty and abstracted dialogue. It also occasionally gets really boring…

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By Skyler B (1,160) on 13 Oct 2009

Hauntingly real and well acted, this film is both a wonder and a curse. However, it is rather droll…

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By Gabe A (122) on 11 Oct 2009

Another art movie that really doesn't say anything unless you want it to…

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By Brian E (261) on 08 Oct 2009

In Alain Resnais' debut French feature 'Hiroshima Mon Amour' - we begin with an abstract puzzle piece of physiology - a magnificent close-up…

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By Ger H (4) on 11 Sep 2009

Pure poetry from the beginning to the end. An absolute summit of cinematography. Puzzling, revealing, breathtaking…

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By Chris O (947) on 10 Sep 2009

There is no denying that this is truly a great, powerful piece of cinema, but unfortunately it kept me at arm's length the entire time…

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Review of Hiroshima Mon Amour (1959)

By Valerie M (177) on 09 Sep 2009

I really liked the opening sequence--the shots of the lovers' arms, juxtaposed with the destruction of Hiroshima and the voiceover was really…

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Review of Hiroshima Mon Amour (1959)

By Clara K (24) on 02 Aug 2009

Possibly most beautiful depiction of love ever filmed…

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By Tim K (748) on 30 Jul 2009

This movie, if nothing else is fascinating to see post-war Hiroshima, however it offers so much more with an interesting (and provocative for…

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Review of Hiroshima Mon Amour (1959)

By Dimitris S (216) on 13 Jul 2009

Time is a thief,a delinquent of impeccable proportions.Hiroshima is the counterpart of Casablanca for most critics,to be fair...I don't think…

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By Patrick B (1,076) on 11 Jul 2009

The only film that can make me cry with its opening image alone…

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Review of Hiroshima Mon Amour (1959)

By Mudbone M (3) on 11 Jul 2009

The only film that can make me cry with its opening image alone…

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Review of Hiroshima Mon Amour (1959)

By Aaron Z (42) on 01 Jul 2009

Innovative and slightly frightening. Haunting is the perfect word for it…

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Review of Hiroshima Mon Amour (1959)

By Peter T (323) on 01 Jul 2009

Innovative and slightly frightening. Haunting is the perfect word for it…

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By William H (687) on 04 Jun 2009

Resnais' recurring themes surface here: 'memory', 'conscience', 'guilt', 'time' and 'space…

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Review of Hiroshima Mon Amour (1959)

By Ben W (988) on 30 May 2009

A poetic venture into the unpleasant subject of the atomic bomb, as one might imagine from the title…

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Review of Hiroshima Mon Amour (1959)

By Christopher S (2,154) on 13 May 2009

The version I watched was voiced by native chinese, which robbed the original mood…

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