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By Sergio M (183) on 19 Jun 2007

Unbearably boring. Whatever the message of the book is, it was in no way translated into the movie…

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By Mark L (1,544) on 18 Jun 2007

This film made me fall in love with Lena Olin. One of the few films that holds up to the book that inspired it…

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By Chona N (1) on 17 Jun 2007

The book is so much better. I still love Juliette Binoche. It's such a delicate and beautiful love triangle…

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By Yutine F (3) on 17 Jun 2007

The acting is good, but the film obviously doesn't give the book justice. The book is so much better…

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By Juliette D (7) on 14 Jun 2007

For some reason Daniel Day-Lewis is hotter than in Last of the Mohicans. I think this fact really hasn't been explored enough by film critics…

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By Ben W (988) on 13 Jun 2007

While its not the book, this is very good translation from the people who made amadeus. philip kaufman does a good job bringing the story to life…

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By Lila S (11) on 12 Jun 2007

Unbelivably amizing film that I think the whole world should see. However, it is not for everyone. Its artsy, delightful and amazing acting . LOVE IT…

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By Jared L (375) on 11 Jun 2007

A bit dark and serious, but such a classic…

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By Amir N (9) on 11 Jun 2007

Being is full of unbearable lightness because each of us has only one life to live,once is nonce, what happened once might as well have never…

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By Adam W (1,422) on 11 Jun 2007

What are you thinking about?' 'I'm thinking about how happy I am…

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By Darren B (567) on 11 Jun 2007

Really enjoyed this film and Daniel Day Lewis and cast bring the book to life…

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By Shanshan S (11) on 10 Jun 2007

As an adaptation of Kundera's novel it largely succeeds, but was difficult for me to become involved with the characters…

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By Karen S (429) on 09 Jun 2007

Serious, haunting, feeling...all actors are INCREDIBLE and from this I totally became a fan of Juliette Binoche…

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By Luciana L (6) on 08 Jun 2007

Sensible film that show the confuse relationships…

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By Mary P (214) on 08 Jun 2007

No comparisons need be made, book and film equally as good in their own medium. Beautiful movie, I never EVER get sick of it…

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By Tamara D (24) on 08 Jun 2007

I found the movie to be just as good as the book storywise and even more so visually. The acting is excellent. The story is just pure genius…

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By Mavis L (22) on 07 Jun 2007

I like both the book and the movie, but I would still pick the movie becoz of Daniel Day-Lewis…

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By Angel A (116) on 07 Jun 2007

Outstanding performance! My favorite book ever and a good adaptation…

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By Matt P (653) on 06 Jun 2007

Very long movie that takes place in Soviet occupied Czechoslovokia…

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By Tony U (56) on 06 Jun 2007

Very long movie that takes place in Soviet occupied Czechoslovokia…

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