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Mark

17May12

Katharine Hepburn's performance in this film is as beautiful and inspired as the gorgeous Venice backdrop.

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fleurare

10Apr12

Katherine Hepburn has a moving starring role in this 1955 film as an American woman falling in love on her vacation to Venice. The characters are very interesting to watch. I was quite surprised by the splashes of red shown suggesting sensuality. It is as if we are watching what the character has filmed on her holiday as she looks back. Anyway, the cast must have had a great time filming in such a beautiful city.

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Zach Wood

20Oct11

I could save a lot of time by watching the movie rather than reading the synopsis.

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asuraf

16Sep11

A truly gorgeous film; a love letter to Venice, and Katharine Hepburn, who is radiant as a lonely American traveler abroad for the first time in her life.

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fleur de chair

2May11

"EAT THE RAVIOLI"?! More like "throw up everything I've ever eaten."

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ramosbarajas

19Mar11

Moving, bittersweet performances and film. Hepburn is magnificent as Jane.

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richmondhill

31Dec10

A well-tailored frivol, with parma violets securely stitched to it's sleeves.

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Kristy

11Jun10

Venice in the 1950's, Katherine Hepburn in a very moving and bittersweet performance....its a great rainy day, weepy kind of movie. I was in awe of the beauty of the city and I could totally relate with Katherine Hepburn's character and how she got swept up in the romance of it all.

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christopherjohn

16Feb10

What a heart-breakingly sad performance! What a spot-on portrayal of the city of Venice!

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Joey

3Nov09

One of my all-time favourite movies. I love it even more than Brief Encounter - though that is, no argument from me, a better movie - I just find Summertime so... lyrical and beautiful and Hepburn is... so fucking delightful. I love this movie. It's great. ... Great. The technicolor photography is ... great? More greats? I don't know: great, great, great.