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By Erin L (161) on 20 Oct 2007

The second in Antonioni's trilogy, this is perhaps the least satisfying entry…

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By Ben J (444) on 05 Oct 2007

This was my favorite of the trilogy which also includes L'Avventura and L'Eclisse. Molto buono…

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By Nate C (179) on 18 Sep 2007

Dare I say it's my favorite of the Antonioni trilogy? Maybe so…

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By Ella V (4) on 15 Sep 2007

The last scene in this film is the best scene I've ever seen. The silence is so physical I can almost touch it…

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By Nicola B (106) on 05 Sep 2007

Antonioni and Mastroianni, whats more to ask for…

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By Rw P (1) on 05 Sep 2007

Flawless acting. Gender neutral directing. Both painful and captivating…

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By Noam S (49) on 31 Aug 2007

Annoying, predictable, empty, with the usual rape-like ending of many Italian movies (i.e…

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By Lapo M (1) on 31 Aug 2007

Annoying, predictable, empty, with the usual rape-like ending of many Italian movies (i.e…

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By Paul J (1,190) on 15 Aug 2007

The follow-up to L'Avventura. Astonishing images with a stellar cast. The Poet of images does it again…

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By Eyal D (107) on 13 Aug 2007

Hypnotic filmmaking, a mesmerizing follow-up to L'Avventura by one of my all time favourite directors…

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By Zach B (271) on 12 Aug 2007

Stellar direction, and great acting. My first experience with Antonioni was a pleasant one…

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By Jerry L (112) on 31 Jul 2007

My pick for the best Antonioni flick. Everyone in a long term relationship can relate to it I think…

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By Marine M (10) on 31 Jul 2007

Just intelligent. Many connections with La Dolce Vita…

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By Ray M (175) on 26 Jul 2007

Austere, minimal cinema with Antonioni's precise and clinical cinematography and his trademark themes of malaise and existential boredom…

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By Dimitris R (12) on 25 Jul 2007

If L' Aventurra wasn't a revolutionary movie and the 1st part of his trilogy, then Antonioni could have hit the jackpot with La Notte, which…

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By Tom G (847) on 15 Jul 2007

See it with someone you love a little less than you did the night before…

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By Ian H (828) on 27 Jun 2007

Like the scene in Casablanca in which Victor Lazlo rouses up the band to play La Marseilleise, or the scene in The Third Man in which, atop…

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By C.j. A (117) on 19 Jun 2007

The husband and wife genuinely like each other, maybe even love each other, and that's the ultimate tragedy in this hypnotic portrait of the…

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By John V (298) on 16 Jun 2007

A masterpiece of modernist cinema. This is a film I never get tired of watching…

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By Marko H (65) on 10 Jun 2007

The cinematography in this film is excellent. Antonioni also gives us a relatively interesting look inside a marriage relationship…

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