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By Andy C (1,868) on 25 May 2010

Antonioni seems to be the kind of director whose quality of work fades by time…

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By Andriy D (21) on 09 May 2010

One of the most sad and outright depressing films that I have ever seen. I even cried a little afterwards…

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By Joel K (153) on 12 Apr 2010

The plot of this film is more clear than the other in Antonioni's trilogy…

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By Matt K (1,446) on 14 Mar 2010

Rainy days bring out the Antonioni in me…

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By Eric B (2,026) on 29 Jan 2010

Un molto lungo, lento film. Quasi niente arriva. Neanche un secondo di noia. Culto. Magnifico…

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By M M (303) on 19 Jan 2010

My favorite of Antonioni's L'avventura trilogy…

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By Jason W (956) on 22 Nov 2009

Deux acteurs exceptionnels qui portent, par leurs rÃ´les quasi muets, ce film sur leurs Ã©paules de faÃ§on remarquable, Ã©tant donnÃ©s…

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By Martin T (888) on 19 Oct 2009

It's hard to enjoy something that makes you feel dead inside, even when you respect how Antonioni achieves it…

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By Bass 9 (254) on 30 Sep 2009

Ov'j film e pocetak na trilogiju na Michelangelo Antonioni. Ov'j I sledekji dva naslova su samo za ljudi koi ozbiljno gledav filmovi. :)…

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By Will D (958) on 02 Sep 2009

A masterpiece carried on by Antonioni, with the most valuable assistance of his cinematographer, who delivers mind blowing photography…

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By Esa L (7) on 30 Aug 2009

La Notte is a film which is primarily about a couple who want to separate but who cannot bring themselves to do so…

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By Dimitris S (216) on 25 Aug 2009

Cinema of shadows and silences and wits and stares.Antonioni reveals the most unbearable feelings of a loving couple and smashes the counter-culture…

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By Julie K (348) on 17 Jul 2009

Michelangelo Antonioni's LA NOTTE is sort of like a near two-hour exploration of the opening 15 minutes of one of my all-time favorite films--EYES…

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By Jen C (149) on 17 Jul 2009

Michelangelo Antonioni's LA NOTTE is sort of like a near two-hour exploration of the opening 15 minutes of one of my all-time favorite films--EYES…

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By Devin R (183) on 07 Jun 2009

The imminent death of a friend hovers over a married couple, causing them to examine over the course of one night (eye roll) their relationship…

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By Thomas W (1,104) on 02 Jun 2009

Antonioni during the peak of his powers. Not short on stars either as Mastroianni, Moreau, and Vitti all grace the screen to memorable effect…

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By Kevin N (818) on 26 May 2009

A film, as made clear through an early encounter between a nymphomaniac and a married intellect, about control: what it is to have it, what…

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By Lina A (65) on 10 May 2009

Mise-en-scene is superb. Antonioni is a truly real master…

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By Elvira B (66) on 12 Feb 2009

It's a love story, but that's not the fact that matters…

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By Manny C (1,251) on 07 Dec 2008

Continuing Antonioni's loose trilogy is this feature starring Marcello Mastroianni and Monica Vitti…

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