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By Bill R (1,043) on 16 Aug 2013

Avoids trying to cope with the novel's peculiar and fascinating definition of the word kitch but otherwise a terrific adaptation…

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By Hytham E (80) on 01 Aug 2013

The only place we can find beauty is if its persecutors have overlooked it…

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By Mohammad H (60) on 17 Mar 2013

The movie has two DVDs and a simple structure and it's music is simple,too,but they(the structure and the music)are really nice and artistic.there…

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By Akhil A (161) on 17 Feb 2013

Good But not Great...it seemed to be going for ever and ever without concluding anything specific…

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By Scott S (1,964) on 08 Feb 2013

When a film is known for it's eroticism, it usually ends up being a film without substance…

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By Red L (493) on 04 Feb 2013

Love, sex, politics, growth - a lot is packed into this movie. I do agree with those who think the film is a little long…

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By Sebastian T (110) on 30 Dec 2012

Adapted from Milan Kundera's 1984 bestseller, and directed by Phillip Kaufman (Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978) and The Right Stuff (1983)),…

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By Victor L (480) on 30 Dec 2012

Adapted from Milan Kundera's 1984 bestseller, and directed by Phillip Kaufman (Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978) and The Right Stuff (1983)),…

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By Stuart K (1,373) on 30 Dec 2012

Adapted from Milan Kundera's 1984 bestseller, and directed by Phillip Kaufman (Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978) and The Right Stuff (1983)),…

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By Edgar C (1,352) on 03 Dec 2012

Full of great moments. One of the best film adaptions of a novel I have ever seen…

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By Keith S (371) on 03 Dec 2012

Full of great moments. One of the best film adaptions of a novel I have ever seen…

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By Kayleigh M (59) on 28 Nov 2012

Disconnected and intimate, predictable and surprising, quiet and lovely…

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By Scott F (708) on 13 Nov 2012

One of my favorite adaptations to one of my favorite books/authors…

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By Damon H (84) on 11 Nov 2012

A gorgeous romance film with a backdrop of the communist take over of Czechoslovakia…

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By Joshua L (2,111) on 19 Oct 2012

It was too boring for me. only thing wrong with it. Love Lena doh…

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By Sancar S (68) on 24 Sep 2012

Wanted to love it but didn't, it is missing a certain 'something' from the characters…

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By Kristin R (603) on 26 Aug 2012

Pure and utter tedium. I would rather read the book than sit through 3 hours of nothing actually happening…

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By Lulu C (5) on 27 Jun 2012

From the dreamy Tomas to the Gangs of New York, Daniel Day Lewis is simply amazing…

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By Nonya B (229) on 24 Apr 2012

It has everything and more you need in a movie…

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By Peter W (1,106) on 23 Apr 2012

The perfect adaption of Milan Kundera's famous novel featuring beautiful Juliette Binoche and womanizing Daniel Day Lewis…

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