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Nick Piccolino

4May12

Really enjoyed this, I have a feeling when I watch it again I'll enjoy it even more

Chris Jones

6Apr12

Holden Caulfield took some Prozac and grew up to be a journalist and to nobody's surprise, he's still a boring piece of shit.

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Giulia Cavaliere

22Mar12

Alla quarta visione un innamoramento nuovo, ancora oscuro, ancora appassionato. La mattina al risveglio lo stomaco al contrario, il grosso mostro arenato, Mastroianni inginocchiato vestito di bianco e quella statua che non raggiunge il Papa, l'intellettuale che si ammazza. Oh Federico, Federico...

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candt

9Jan12

Most engaging Fellini I have seen so far

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Daniela

28Dec11

This is such a let down after watching La Strada : /

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mauriciodiniz_

20Nov11

la mia Italia che voglio tanto...

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pillo

28Oct11

i write this in italian :D il maggior capolavoro di Fellini, visionario e "realista" allo stesso tempo. Secondo me non s'è più visto un Mastroianni così coinvolto, fino a "Che ora è" di Ettore Scola

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chanandre

7Sep11

Rated 4, now i rate it a 5. Was not a fan. now I'm a fan. Liked it a lot, Now I Think it's a bloody (LOl) masterpiece. This film aged so well. that ending. fock. its slogan coulda been "marcellooooooooooooooo!" aha. cult films should only be like this, this good. damn. the soundtrack. eerie.the ending. the I can't hear you, you underaged cutey. what? oops. freeze frame, thats a wrap;what an ending. Definition of <3

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Marcos Antonio Coelho

27Aug11

Vou rever.... agora

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Tony Zhou

3Aug11

Seeing this movie a second time, eight years older, made it resonate so much more deeply. I love all the scenes, but the one that really gets me is the visit from his dad and the awkward way Marcello tries to ditch his friends. God, have I felt that way before.

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Gylfi Reynisson

2Aug11

Pure magic, this is one of the greatest films of all time. Enough said.

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FailedImitator

22Jun11

What the hell happened at the end? The last 20 minutes, to be precise.That's one jagged switcharoo if I ever saw one. That aside, I really enjoyed the film.

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evening_enchanted

5Jun11

It's the images that remain with you - Anita Ekberg in the Trevi fountain, the Madonna spotting and the subsequent media and spectator frenzy, the get-together of intellectuals at Steiner's house and later the chilling murder. Somehow the film is both dazzling and unsettling.

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Dave

20May11

I don't get it and likely never will, as the the thought of devoting another three hours of life to this is not very appealing at the moment.

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Larissa

11May11

Prefiro 8 1/2.

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João Pedro

17Apr11

Fruitless demand in an existential crisis. A film with course of events that barely gives you time to pause and reflect. An impressive cinematography and a soundtrack to remember. Nevertheless I wasn't to pleased with the approach on the theme. 3.5

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msmichel

9Apr11

Fellini's take on the decadant aristrocracy and the beginning of celebrity fixation. Mastroianni's character flirts in and out of their culture no better than the ones he disdains or covets. One of the all time classic films with so many brilliant moments contained within. A three hour film which barely gives one time to pause for reflection. The film marked a stylistic change that established him as A TRUE GREAT

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Graveyard Poet

18Mar11

Fellini's epic whirlwind of delectable moments in the streets of Rome. This classic contains a wealth of memorable scenes--Steiner's intellectual apartment and his suicide, the mysterious and ghostly mansion Bassano di Sutri and the mass at dawn, the final orgy, Marcello Mastroianni and Anita Ekberg in the Trevi fountain.

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Matt

4Mar11

Three hours and not a single dull moment!

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Adrian Mendoza

28Feb11

i remember watching this for the first time on a sunday morning. im a bit hung over and people are in church.

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AntioneOscar69

14Feb11

A masterpiece; stunning, engrossing, timeless, funny, touching, visually out of this world.

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Andrei Rus

14Aug10

Good, but not great. I prefer others of Fellini's movies.

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Platform_Magazine

10Aug10

Fellini's best film. Brilliantly evocative of decadent 1960s Roma. Structurally immaculate. Cool as fuck and contains more memorable scenes than any other film that I've seen.

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C-Mac

29Jun10

At first I couldn't see where people were coming from when they prefer this to 8 1/2, now I just can't even how much I will love this movie by the time I am an old man.

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Dennis Lyons

26Jun10

With as complete a portait as can be painted of a man, we are lucky as an audience that this man is Marcello Mastroianni, the hopelessly charismatic lead character arguably depicting a variation of his own celebrity personae, traveling through the seven gates of heaven, or hell depending on the prospects.

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davandwar

23Apr10

What a fun movie! I enjoyed getting to know Marcello's "sweet" life through his various relationships. Fellini's compositions and Rota's score make for such a great film. I'm looking forward to watching this one a few more times to fully appreciate it.

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dBainy

18Apr10

La Dolce Vita and 8 1/2 are by far the best films of Federico Fellini. I often wonder when does an auteur reach his/her peak and when he/she becomes washed up. It happens sooner than one thinks or prepared for. Perhaps like other arts, it is the cusp between 1. having reached a peak and having hope, and 2. realizing universal truths and become overwhelmed by one's own dismay and resignation. In 8 1/2, a semi-autobiography of Fellini, is the beginning of this cusp and La Dolce Vita is the end of this cusp for Fellini. This film poignantly looks at the roots of our "instincts" and "motives" for our careers. Sadly they are base and in vain. - La Dolce Vita.

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SAMMAX

16Mar10

so sad...