Review of The Age of Innocence (1993) by Ben K — 05 Feb 2012
Scorsese's second best (after Hugo), is a mesmerizing depiction of the aristocracy, and the frustrated relationships forbidden by society, in a lavish production, with extraordinary cinematography and a brilliant use of the camera.
The weak performance by Michelle Pfeiffer becomes less of an issue as the audience grows fonder of Day-Lewis and Ryder subtle performance.
This review of The Age of Innocence (1993) was written by Ben K on 05 Feb 2012.
The Age of Innocence has generally received very positive reviews.
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