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By Gina F (98) on 23 Sep 2010

I absolutely adore this film. Its so fascinating and beautiful on so many levels…

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By Liz G (240) on 01 Sep 2010

Daniel Day-Lewis looks so much like Ben Stiller in this movie. This was too long and too boring…

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By Mikey J (21) on 01 Sep 2010

Daniel Day-Lewis looks so much like Ben Stiller in this movie. This was too long and too boring…

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By Bruno L (623) on 01 Sep 2010

Daniel Day-Lewis looks so much like Ben Stiller in this movie. This was too long and too boring…

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By Dominika X (35) on 29 Aug 2010

A real masterpiece! Juliette Binoche and Daniel Day-Lewis are amazing…

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By Larry Q (11) on 25 Aug 2010

An interesting, somewhat artsy character study centered in Prague in the late 60's, around the time the Soviets crush the nascent rebellion…

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By Bob B (485) on 25 Aug 2010

A great movie during the war . This was a masterpiece…

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By Carlo A (57) on 05 Aug 2010

Mah...non male ma non regge il confronto con il libro. Attori bravissimi ma...azz...non passa piÃ¹…

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By Simeon D (104) on 23 Jul 2010

Very long, very moving, and very adult. A good performance from Juliette Binoche and detailed characters. 78/100…

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By Andrew M (2,871) on 18 Jul 2010

An absorbing look into the lives of 3 Czech refugees in the midst of political turmoil when the Soviet Union invades their country…

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By Thescarlatescu R (226) on 11 Jun 2010

Although it's three hours long this picture never seems to bore. An awesome experience and one of the best…

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By Avery B (94) on 23 May 2010

Way too long, but not a terrible movie. Although most of you will probably hate it…

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By Lubna N (11) on 20 May 2010

There's sex and there's love.. and sex is entertainment…

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By Joshua O (97) on 18 May 2010

Life's so light. It's like an outline we can't ever fill in or correct. Make any better. It's frightening…

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By Mike C (1,722) on 16 May 2010

Another one I guess I just don't get. I never really felt moved and never really cared about the characters…

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By Natalee K (100) on 04 May 2010

The Unbearable Lightness of Being is one of my fav books of Milan Kundera but I don't like this movie that much…

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By Marj D (228) on 03 May 2010

I started watching this with a little trepidation because I love the book so much but was very pleasantly surprised at how good this adaptation…

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By Jukka K (230) on 18 Apr 2010

The unbearable boredom of watching this movie…

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By Ali A (266) on 18 Apr 2010

The unbearable boredom of watching this movie…

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By Maya F (43) on 06 Apr 2010

Praga em 1968 é NICE, mas ok, se você não leu o livro, o tal Tomas parece um maluco que passa de um womanizer urbano pra um feliz homem…

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