Review of Queen Christina (1934) by Julia B — 02 Oct 2010

ProduÃ§Ã£o de alto nÃvel da dÃ©cada de 30.

This review of Queen Christina (1934) was written by Julia B on 02 Oct 2010.

Queen Christina has generally received very positive reviews.

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By Sarah R (607) on 24 Oct 2009

Great movie with great acting, but I was disappointed that they portrayed Christina as a queen giving up her throne for love…

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By Peter Freedman (6) for Radio Times (2,421) on 23 Jun 2014

Not a pacey film, but, overall, almost as beautiful as Garbo herself, who, in the end, makes the picture…

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By Tara H (294) on 20 Jun 2008

Greta Garbo is one of the most iconic actresses ever to grace the screen, and this is one of her most personal roles…

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By Alex S (2,786) on 16 Apr 2010

A beautiful movie (which is actually totally different from the real story of the queen of sweden) where Garbo must chose between her country…

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By Brian K (1,195) on 27 Sep 2009

Queen christina was the part garbo was born to play…

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By Ahmed M (451) on 24 Aug 2010

Interesting, although when u end up knowing more abt the real queen --- a far more interesting figure than the lovelorn character tht Hollywood…

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By Leonardo - Malacay - S (1,068) on 05 Jun 2009

La Garbo sin duda es soberbia es…

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By Pandu H (88) on 07 Feb 2010

One of Garbo's fine performances, also it has some great shots, but the Queen Christina of Sweden's story is much greater than the movie…

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By Karen G (231) on 13 Aug 2008

American Cinematic classic superb. Recommended to me by a gentleman who knew Garbo. Enjoy the non-computer lavish scenes, even in black and white…

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By Jareth S (62) on 03 Nov 2010

The great Greta Garbo stars as the 17th century Swedish in one of her best and most iconic roles…

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