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By Leticia D (3) on 05 Jun 2007

This was an interesting mix of a good deal of sex with a pretty interesting look at the 1968 invasion of Prague by the Soviet Russians…

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By Judy K (28) on 05 Jun 2007

Lena Olin rules in this movie, in top one hundred for sure…

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By Tom F (311) on 05 Jun 2007

The title says it all. Tomas could not just be. He was restless and searching for more, never being satisfied…

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By Will R (133) on 05 Jun 2007

Perhaps the most erotic film I've ever seen. When people ask me to explain the difference between porn and erotica, I send them to this work…

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By Bertrand K (2) on 05 Jun 2007

This was an interesting mix of a good deal of sex with a pretty interesting look at the 1968 invasion of Prague by the Soviet Russians…

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By Bojana B (72) on 05 Jun 2007

This was an interesting mix of a good deal of sex with a pretty interesting look at the 1968 invasion of Prague by the Soviet Russians…

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By Tanya L (163) on 03 Jun 2007

Incredibly acted, and such a beautiful movie for such a great book…

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By Kay K (48) on 03 Jun 2007

Juliet Binoche again. Sexy tale set during the invasion of Czechoslovakia, a story of love, betrayal and friendship…

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By Kay W (50) on 02 Jun 2007

It'd hard to beat the book, but this is not a bad attempt by Charlie Kauffman…

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By Jason B (1,741) on 29 Apr 2007

I really liked the whole look of the movie and it had some amazing shots. But never seemed to end! They could have made it so much shorter…

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By Shinae A (1) on 20 Apr 2007

One of the best dramas I've ever seen. Not too thespian or soppy, but solid. I love Daniel Day - Lewis…

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By T N (16) on 31 Jan 2007

It's very rare for a film to be better than the book on which it was based. This is such a film…

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By Kelly W (531) on 31 Jan 2007

It's very rare for a film to be better than the book on which it was based. This is such a film…

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By Rose K (34) on 31 Jan 2007

It's very rare for a film to be better than the book on which it was based. This is such a film…

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By Lindsay C (104) on 18 Jan 2007

I'd like to give a higher rating, but I'm a huge Kundera fan and this just doesn't do his novel justice…

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By Lisa S (1,201) on 12 Jan 2007

Its one of he best books ever. the character of franz isnt as good as he should have been. the movie pretty much only takes the story…

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By Sarah F (1,278) on 24 Nov 2006

Shakes me to the roots of my soul every time. Don't pass this one up…

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By Anima B (4) on 18 Nov 2006

An old classic I haven't seen in awhile...very well-done…

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By Iam T (8) on 16 Nov 2006

When I watched this, I never got over the sensation that I was watching a filmed novel rather than an actual film…

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By Rami R (100) on 13 Nov 2006

A supremely well realized adaptation of a supposedly unadaptable novel…

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