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By Baris B (3) on 23 Sep 2007

Greenaway knows how o create majestic (to some extent theatrical scenes…

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By Airina R (3) on 21 Sep 2007

Gorgeous, baroque costuming and staging, and the best ending ever…

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By Alex B (1,607) on 21 Sep 2007

My introduction to Greenaway, which has become a rewarding relationship…

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By Martin M (374) on 21 Sep 2007

Fantastic did you use your left hand like I showed you…

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By Hindénbörg E (84) on 21 Sep 2007

I like to watch this movie while wearing a turtle neck and berrer so I can pretend that I'm sophisticated…

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By Nicholas V (85) on 20 Sep 2007

Now this is not a recommendation to everybody for a number of reasons…

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By Tracy B (190) on 20 Sep 2007

Practically anything with Helen Mirren is worth the watch. This is one of my most favorited movie, love the clothing, the sets, the food, the end…

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By Burton D (68) on 20 Sep 2007

One of the most bizarre and incredible films I've ever seen. It's gorgeously repulsive…

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By Shannon B (302) on 19 Sep 2007

This movie has stuck with me for years. So many images that though disturbing are as vivid today as nearly 20 years ago…

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By Carla B (67) on 19 Sep 2007

Esta es una pelÃcula de una belleza muy poco comÃºn por la trama, los personajes, los escenarios y el vestuario…

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By Kamo M (1) on 18 Sep 2007

Awesome story, great use of ilumination…

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By Michael H (3,299) on 18 Sep 2007

From the maker of Prospero's Books, the most exquisitely made crap film of all time, comes the second most exquisitely made crap film of all…

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By David F (1,889) on 17 Sep 2007

Visually stunning and thoroughly disturbing…

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By Georgina S (125) on 17 Sep 2007

A great shock a great end!You think that 120 days in Sodoma was extreme see that movie and forget everythink…

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By David N (761) on 17 Sep 2007

Trully amazing film, a British film too, hoorah!!!! that will show BLAND TASTELESS HOLLYWOOD, lol, seriously this is awesome, believe me…

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By Jason C (2,488) on 16 Sep 2007

Beautiful imagery and just a lot to think about…

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By Paul T (570) on 13 Sep 2007

A grim fairy tale with a fascinating atmosphere that shows what art films should be…

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By Geoff C (232) on 11 Sep 2007

My eyes! Peter Greenaway shows us what our eyes were FOR the whole time we were putzing around on a farm in Kansas, so to speak…

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By Tracie S (65) on 11 Sep 2007

This is my favorite Greenaway film. It's timeless…

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By Lanny G (23) on 11 Sep 2007

The most psychologically violent film of all time. Mesmerizing…

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