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By Arin D (95) on 30 Sep 2007

A film that features through-composed music in which every line of dialoge is sung…

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By Fong S (4) on 29 Sep 2007

Maybe I'm just not into operas. Maybe I'm just not into chick flicks. Maybe I just think that movies should have satisfying endings…

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By Fareeda A (11) on 25 Sep 2007

The whole movie is SUNG! It's not a musical where everyone occassionally breaks into song. The enitre film is sung…

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By Deborah R (210) on 24 Sep 2007

The only musical I know where every single word of dialogue is sung. Deneuve's beauty is breathtaking…

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By Andrew C (1,943) on 19 Sep 2007

My favorite movie. I actually cry during this. Perfect in every way…

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By Jennifer T (990) on 18 Sep 2007

Overall a visually beautiful film, but the ending kinda bummed me out. But that's alright. :)…

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By John W (1,851) on 16 Sep 2007

This is the only film to rival Zhang Zimou's Hero for the title of Most Beautiful Film to Look At of all time. This is a wonderful, lovely film…

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By Max L (149) on 15 Sep 2007

The melodramatic music score, the easily recognized blue connection between the boy's shirt and the girl's scarf, the camera pulling away as…

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By Kevan C (13) on 14 Sep 2007

It's no conceptual plot, but Catherine Deneuve singing at the train station is one of my favorite scenes…

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By Sonja P (13) on 14 Sep 2007

It's no conceptual plot, but Catherine Deneuve singing at the train station is one of my favorite scenes…

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By Chloe C (426) on 14 Sep 2007

That's what Aaron (my hubby, who else?!) & I sat thru one saturday afternoon to watch... & we were in love! :D…

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By Casey T (138) on 14 Sep 2007

Technicolor dream boat, some of the best opening credits in all french cinema…

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By Brandon R (572) on 11 Sep 2007

Very enjoyable. The music is excellent, and it's awesome how every single line is sung. The subtle humor is excellent…

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By Anne N (40) on 10 Sep 2007

This is such a weird movie where there is nothing but singing, It's still a really cute movie. Bonjour, Guy…

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By George B (718) on 09 Sep 2007

Such a cheesy story but in a way very true to life. The wonderful very first French style musical…

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By Nick S (1,027) on 08 Sep 2007

Bizarre. A French operetta (sung throught entirety) with possibly the most beautiful use of colour I've ever seen in a movie…

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By Sharon B (199) on 06 Sep 2007

A lovely and tragic love story. Puts me in the mood to go back and re-watch Splendor in the Grass…

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By Juha T (14) on 06 Sep 2007

Simply the best movie of all times. The grandmother and -father of all real love stories, which are not sugar coated hollywood blah blah sagas…

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By Saran M (50) on 04 Sep 2007

Passionate, quirky, and full of brilliant colour…

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Review of The Umbrellas of Cherbourg (1964)

By Liz F (87) on 03 Sep 2007

It's so incredibly sad and sweet and beautiful; I cry every time I see it; the theme song is truly memorable…

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