Review of The Red Violin (1998) by Hady M — 31 Jul 2013

Amazing plot. And to think the 'star' of the film is an inanimae onject.

This review of The Red Violin (1998) was written by Hady M on 31 Jul 2013.

The Red Violin has generally received very positive reviews.

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By Robert W A (2) on 02 Sep 2018

Spectacular film. It could have been 30 minutes longer. Like most films there are things that can be picked apart. But this is one excellent film…

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By Mike K (761) on 10 Aug 2012

Not bad. It was almost distracting that Sam Jackson was in it, and some part of it were either boring or didn't care about. Worth a rent, though…

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By Jared G (220) on 24 Jun 2013

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By Nathan M (1,055) on 22 Nov 2012

Girard's Violin is a beautifully scored tale of a single instrument, born from passion, and its journey through the generations…

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By David Keyes (623) for Cinemaphile.org (616) on 14 Aug 2013

Like the immaculate instrument it follows, The Red Violin is a piece of filmmaking fully refined by the hands of someone who believed in the…

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By Ken Q (1) on 12 May 2014

I really enjoyed The Red violin. The symbols of the tarot cards and the color red of the violin, very interesting. Great storytelling…

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By Frances H (1,591) on 19 Dec 2012

A unique plot line-the life of a musical instrument instead of a person, beautiful score played by the virtuoso Joshua Bell,breathtaking cinematography,and…

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By Eric S (1,351) on 03 Apr 2014

An interesting story that could have been made much more interesting with more details for each story. Probably more suited for television than film…

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By Noah N (132) on 28 Feb 2014

The Red Violin (Le violon rouge)' (1998) features such dramatic undertones from all different geographical places in time…

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By Thomas P (1,379) on 02 Sep 2018

Spectacular film. It could have been 30 minutes longer. Like most films there are things that can be picked apart. But this is one excellent film…

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