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By Elise H (386) on 11 Mar 2012

Really powerful performances, from actors who had not yet made the mark they have today. Juliette Binoche is incredible…

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By Ahmer B (1) on 11 Mar 2012

A film for the soul. Haunting ending. Awesome movie. I'm speechless, don't know how to write about it…

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By Pasha A (165) on 11 Mar 2012

A film for the soul. Haunting ending. Awesome movie. I'm speechless, don't know how to write about it…

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By Christopher S (2,154) on 12 Feb 2012

One of the best and most underrated films I have ever seen…

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By Aaron C (1,257) on 16 Jan 2012

Long, but yet I didn't get restless…

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By Bill C (822) on 11 Jan 2012

Set in a Tolstoy-esque world the rambling uneven narrative focus' on the the smallest details of the three main characters lives…

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By Hannah M (863) on 05 Jan 2012

I love Philip Kaufman's style. Here he evokes the most he can possibly get from an incredible cast…

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By Mico S (9) on 23 Dec 2011

Had I not read the book almost immediately before watching the film, this film would probably have gotten a higher rating…

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By Mark S (2,772) on 10 Dec 2011

Fantastic, romantic, great story. Turned me on to Kaufman's work. Highly recommended…

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By Natalia S (22) on 19 Nov 2011

Tomas (Daniel Day-Lewis) is a doctor and a lady-killer in 1960s Czechoslovakia, an apolitical man who is struck with love for the bookish country…

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By Stephen P (593) on 01 Nov 2011

Read the book, the movie doesn't even touch the surface…

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By Garrett ! (156) on 21 Oct 2011

I found myself moved in a unique way by this film…

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By Paulita C (73) on 19 Oct 2011

Posiblemente la mejor pelicula que haya visto, absolutamente perfecta, con personajes hermosamente construidos, guion y direcciÃ²n…

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By Jeffrey C (821) on 18 Oct 2011

Ostensibly it is a loyal adaptation of the story, yet you will feel nothing the same on the values and philosophy that Kundera alluding in the book…

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By Mikko D (95) on 16 Oct 2011

The idea is great. All the actors are doing a fine job and the mood is right…

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By Ioannis A (19) on 15 Oct 2011

the art of making boring movies..??????????? ????? ??? ??????? (????????? ???? ????? ??? ???????? ??????? ??? ????????)…

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By Joao F (157) on 21 Sep 2011

It's one of that euro movies full of art that no audience loves it. A real portrait of Europe mentality…

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By Salma D (11) on 11 Sep 2011

Not that charming .. I wish I was Tomas :)…

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By George P (495) on 10 Sep 2011

A tight and narrowminded adaptation of a really great and important book…

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By Marcin W (42) on 10 Sep 2011

A tight and narrowminded adaptation of a really great and important book…

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