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By Maciek B (38) on 07 Dec 2008

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

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By Douglas P (87) on 02 Nov 2008

A scene from a failed marriage sometime before the lights go out. Love is gone, but they decide to pretend for a while more…

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By Cale R (304) on 20 Oct 2008

Typical of Antonioni, La Notte is highly stylized with a very slow moving, methodical plot…

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By Darryl J (261) on 21 Sep 2008

Eloquent and esoteric. A jazzy free form feel reveals an original take on a couple searching for inspiration as their relationship unravels…

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By Madhuri A (15) on 14 Sep 2008

La Notte is the story of a night in a couple?s relationship - Giovanni & Lydia…

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By Alexandre R (146) on 11 Sep 2008

L'une des oeuvres les plus importantes du cinéaste italien, centrale à sa trilogie de l'incommunicabilité, entamée avec L'Avventura et…

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By Adrián P (103) on 04 Sep 2008

Cada plano de esta pelÃcula parece calculado al milÃmetro. Nunca habÃa visto algo tan perfecto…

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By Lauri M (238) on 20 Aug 2008

First movie I saw from antonioni. and I really liked it. a bit too much dialogue maybe but there was a cool atmosphere…

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By Reginald R (57) on 04 Aug 2008

Emotionally overwrought and self-obsessed in the best possible way…

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By Private U (13,627) on 27 Jul 2008

Like the Great Gatsby, but with Italians…

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By Ilia M (2) on 11 Jul 2008

Jeanne Moreau is probably the most stunning beauty I've ever seen…

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By Jeremiah L (151) on 09 Jul 2008

I'll probably never really get Antonioni's appeal, but at least I've tried…

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By Liam P (321) on 27 Jun 2008

Its my first Michaeangelo Antonioni flick.And I must say I'm pretty impressed by this moive.Mainly because it had potential to get sappy at…

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By Chew K (10) on 27 Jun 2008

Its my first Michaeangelo Antonioni flick.And I must say I'm pretty impressed by this moive.Mainly because it had potential to get sappy at…

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By Dan K (743) on 26 Jun 2008

Too glacial for its own good. still, easily trumps Bret Easton Ellis at his own game, 40 years early…

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By Michael S (3,461) on 22 Jun 2008

Visually the most stunning (and my personal favorite) of all Antonionis films, but how can you go wrong with Marcello Mastroianni, Jeanne Moreau…

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By William W (979) on 10 Jun 2008

A beautiful and impeccable follow-up to L'Avventura. I fell in love with Jeanne Moreau...her acting and way of movement is natural…

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By Ghazal S (34) on 08 Jun 2008

Beautiful music, brilliant acting, breath taking framing…

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By Rene (6) on 12 May 2008

The long takes of movement as smooth as the ocean, the choreography of a person weaving through a crowd (like in L'Eclisse), the revelations…

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By James C (2,975) on 02 May 2008

On first viewing - and this is undoubtedly a film to return to - I can say that Antonioni is surely the supreme master of the conveyance of…

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