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By Trent J (188) on 19 Jul 2008

Maybe it can never reach the level of the original book,still,as a movie ,it is great.live your life only for once,grab your spoon for it,donot…

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By William T (472) on 18 Jul 2008

Having watched it over 20 times over more than a decade, somehow I see myself going through stages experienced by Teresa, Thomas and Sabina…

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By Matt W (1,718) on 15 Jul 2008

Not as good as the book (of course what adapted film is?), but still a great movie with terrific acting…

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By Els E (6) on 15 Jul 2008

Above all, this movie does something to, no matter if you read the book. Milan Kundera must be a proud man. Must have seen it 5 times…

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By Courtney S (554) on 12 Jul 2008

If you thought that after seeing Daniel Day-Lewis as Bill The Butcher and Daniel Plainview that it was impossible for him to be associated…

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By Bukit R (13) on 08 Jul 2008

This is the most sexiest movie i've ever watched in my entire life till now, I believe no other movie can top this movie on the total package…

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By Codie E (453) on 05 Jul 2008

Unfortunately this is a pretty close adaptation of Kundera's book, and for what are minor criticisms of the novel become major ones here…

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By Gyozo K (1) on 28 Jun 2008

A superb film. One of the few films in my opinion that does justice to a book…

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By Choa P (3) on 19 Jun 2008

Redefine self-indulgent. three hours? wholly unnecessary…

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By Ly-Le L (3) on 17 Jun 2008

Hm... Gorgeous actors but nothing compared to the book…

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By Kajori A (12) on 15 Jun 2008

I didn't much care for this film: Daniel Day Lewis is fearfully miscast as the lady-killer doctor and speaks with an odd lisp (because they're…

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By Andy B (1,077) on 04 Jun 2008

So, lots of sex equals lightness? That's what it seemed like from the repeated scenes of sex…

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By Adam Z (211) on 03 Jun 2008

One of the best and most tragic romantic stories ever told. All these actors were exceptional and remarkable in this movie…

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By John N (608) on 02 Jun 2008

Not quite as deep and reflective as the book, but an OK film. Juliette Binoche is always a winner, in my books…

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By Simon D (1,648) on 02 Jun 2008

Not quite as deep and reflective as the book, but an OK film. Juliette Binoche is always a winner, in my books…

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By Michaela B (125) on 31 May 2008

I really liked this film but Daniel Day Lewis is so cheesy…

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By Yury M (18) on 28 May 2008

Sabina: Are you afraid of women, Doctor? Tomas: Of course. The Unbearable Lightness of Being is a peculiar film…

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By Her M (3) on 28 May 2008

Haven't read the book though but I love the movie…

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By Delphine L (5) on 19 May 2008

It's a story of love and loss and not always being able to tell when you're happy…

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Review of The Unbearable Lightness of Being (1988)

By Bobby B (292) on 10 May 2008

An interesting and sometimes devastating odyssey into love, sex, jealousy, and desperation…

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