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By Flora B (28) on 21 Feb 2009

There is no better visual arist than Greenaway- every scene is a masterpiece of the cinematic art. A dark tale of love and revenge…

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By Pyke P (5) on 17 Feb 2009

Peter Greenaway is one of my favorite directors. The Color in this movie is fantastic!.. and the history too…

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By George U (10) on 16 Feb 2009

Great movie, i've watched with pleasure…

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By Nic F (29) on 12 Feb 2009

One of my absolute favourite movies ever! Draws you into it's painting-like sets yet has one of the most disturbing storylines ever…

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By Kevin M (2,627) on 12 Feb 2009

Beautiful yet demented, erotic yet chaste, horrifying yet classy; hilarious, stomach churning food porn and a whole other mess of contradictions…

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By Hilary R (49) on 08 Feb 2009

Really fantastic film from peter greenaway…

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By Daniel B (1,494) on 07 Feb 2009

Awesome, sick and twisted, movie. Just the way I likes um…

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By Jim V (57) on 06 Feb 2009

One of those films that is beautiful to watch, especially Mirren in those outfits and the powerful imagery that Greenaway uses but equally…

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By Nicolas L (204) on 30 Jan 2009

Very quirky, loved how the colors changed…

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By Esra K (7) on 28 Jan 2009

Splendid. Great acting mixed with great style makes for a real interesting flick…

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Review of The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover (1989)

By Angela M (312) on 20 Jan 2009

A Fellinian British movie. Helen Mirren is great, the thief too scary, and our national Bohringer is awesome as a French cook…

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By Samantha G (181) on 16 Jan 2009

Billiant cinematography…

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By Luna P (30) on 16 Jan 2009

Such richness. the cenario and the acting bring us to a theater play…

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By Brad W (876) on 15 Jan 2009

Greenaway's idiosyncratic directorial style is in full bloom here in his most notorious film…

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By Prozac J (3) on 08 Jan 2009

Sometimes after seeing a movie you just stay speechless...and adore it in silence…

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By Clint F (56) on 08 Jan 2009

Sometimes after seeing a movie you just stay speechless...and adore it in silence…

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By Kenneth S (525) on 07 Jan 2009

The most disturbingly beautiful movie you'll ever watch…

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By Sean N (499) on 23 Dec 2008

Confined settings, constant tracking shots and color coded scenery are gently mixed with sadism, crudeness and cannibalism…

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By Marissa K (39) on 23 Dec 2008

This one may not be easy for everyone to sit through, but it is a feast for the senses, in most scenes…

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Review of The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover (1989)

By Nick M (1,532) on 23 Dec 2008

All-time favorite movie. The cinematography is absolutely stunning! The score is wonderful…

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