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By Helle A (2) on 05 Oct 2007

One of my all-time favorite films, superb acting, complicated love story and a beautifully crafted snapshot of life…

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By Beth P (194) on 02 Oct 2007

Excellent adaptation from Kundera's novel. Binoche at her best…

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By Malcolm B (22) on 30 Sep 2007

An all time favorite - we only live one life, no way of knowing where that split in the road, the day you made a choice, would've taken you…

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By Darcy N (1) on 29 Sep 2007

True love, unfaithful men, exestentialism at its best…

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By Stig S (46) on 28 Sep 2007

First time I saw this then I was a teenager and falled in love with the mirror scene and Lena Olin. 16 years later and it is still good…

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By Marshall M (35) on 27 Sep 2007

Great adaptation. Great performances. Wonderful insights into the times, into the culture…

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By Muhannad A (1) on 27 Sep 2007

Something lightly DEEP .. you will love it without knowing why... great acting and subject... Binoche truthfully and realistically sexy…

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By Ramzi S (12) on 24 Sep 2007

Beautiful. But the novel made more impact on me. Great performers…

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By Carolina A (33) on 23 Sep 2007

This film catapulted me into Juliette and Daniel Day-Lewis's fanbase. One of Juliette's most unforgettable performances as well as Daniel's…

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By Karen K (157) on 23 Sep 2007

Lyrical. philosophical. alludes to every thinking person's personal philosophical dilemma. actors live in characters, even as they change and develop…

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By Yasmine G (10) on 21 Sep 2007

Propably the best movie IÂ´ve ever seen....or actually seen five, six, seven times....so far…

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By Lee M (4,001) on 20 Sep 2007

An existential journey into human sexuality: The film tells the story of a young surgeon who attempts to float above the mundane world of personal…

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By Teresa H (42) on 16 Sep 2007

Obviously the book is better because it always is, but they did a great job adapting it and how can you resist these great actors…

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By Kati S (13) on 16 Sep 2007

I´d like too see it again! only seen it once and liked a lot, it´s sexy and hot, romantic…

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By Hector A (20) on 15 Sep 2007

Highly provocative. I really liked the photography and the angles of the shots. Don't worry... I'm a Doctor…

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By Liza B (13) on 15 Sep 2007

Had to watch it after reading the book. Great story and great film…

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By Kevin H (1,172) on 14 Sep 2007

I can understand how some would find this boring, and Daniel Day-Lewis' talent is wasted…

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By Sahrah K (1) on 10 Sep 2007

One of my absolute favorites. Much easier to follow than the book, but a touching sorrowful story with some very good acting thrown in…

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By Vlatka L (2) on 10 Sep 2007

The movie with a soul. tereza is one of the most interesting characters ever…

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By Litwit E (22) on 05 Sep 2007

This is one of my favourite movies. I must read the book by Kundera but I can fell the story with the excellent director Kaufman…

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