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Michael S. Templin

4Feb12

I sit with my copy of this screenplay and weep. (V/V)

jeffreyreeser and 3 others like this

oldfilmsflicker, Ferah, rado

twoheadedave

2Feb12

perfect in every aspect. the letter scene, the ending, is pure poetry.

Tellechea and 2 others like this

oldfilmsflicker, rado

So far my favorite Antonioni, the cinematography, compositions and use of locations are perfect. The use of poetry in the script is remarkably inspired as well as the dialogue being nothing but nuanced, the film takes its sweet time to give you these little hints aiming at how complex the real emotions of these characters are, everybody is grieving here, and the ones who don't haven't realized yet.

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Joshuah

24Nov11

Antonioni's La Dolce Vita.

N. C.

12Oct11

this one totally keep my attention until the end, magnificent.

JOE

18Sep11

Loved it. Amazingly subtle, strangely realistic. Loved the rhythmic editing and the precise shot design. Antonioni's quickly becoming one of my favorites. Next up, Red Desert.

ghinnet and 3 others like this

efe, rado, N. C.

DirtyBee

27Jun11

Pretentious and empty...

Border Radio

7Jun11

Count me as one of the few that rates this the best of the three (or four).

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catch_33

23Mar11

Lacks the striking composition of its predecessor, but also the bravado. Sure the film is much more intimate and personal, and it certainly has its moments of Antonioni introspection, but I just did not connect with the film as strongly as L'Avventura.

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Douglas

18Mar11

A heartbreaking film about love and loss and memory.

Aur Ora B

17Mar11

AMORE

Samuel Cogrenne

8Mar11

Definitely my favorite of the trilogy, I'm surprised that Criterion didn't release this yet.

Dan Paolucci

17Dec10

Antonioni always has a knack for brilliant endings. Ennui made visual.

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comeandsee

31Oct10

one third of Antonioni's great trilogy on the displacement and alienation of the modern man.

90lg

11Sep10

deserves the criterion treatment.

lachim

11Jun10

Now that's a gorgeous still, indeed.

rado

14May10

Two imperfect souls do not make a healthy one. Night and day, satisfaction and distraction change places forever.

These Metal Days

25Mar10

Cool as cool jazz

dolugen

22Mar10

Monty Python recommends.

Andy Oettl

28Apr09

An incredibly dense atmosphere, psychologically complex and beautiful cinematography. Reuniting Europe's acting elite of that time, this remains one of Antonioni's best films.

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