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Miasma

13Feb12

Also why does Mubi list this film at 1994 if Criterion lists it as 1993? I thought the two went hand in glove (the companies, not the years).

The experience of the film is surprisingly sedate, if not unfun. It's always worthwhile, at least, to watch Kieslowski work. I'm skeptical about 4 stars, though, since much of this film's meaning resides in context... However enhanced that final subject may be.

bleadof

12Feb12

I'm not sure what to think of White. It's good, but it left me wondering what did the protagonist in the end was after. The lesson of the film, I suppose, is that anything is possible and equal potency is what matters. Still, I'm a bit puzzled by this one. Maybe it'll open up to me some day. Somehow the colour white in the film seemed less interesting to me compared to blue. Oh and I love the old lady with the bottle

William Low

8Feb12

The lightest of the trilogy made this a very fun one. A very well made tale of an unlucky guy's smart revenge to his ex-wife. Dark comedy with slight political satire.

Calan

4Feb12

In some ways, the structure of the Three Colors Trilogy reminds me of a chord progression, and White is like the weaker (at least in comparison to the other two) chord that works best as a transition to its great resolution.

cinemaforever

30Jan12

I believe it to be the weakest of the three, but the final scene was perfect regardless.

cocoroach chanel

27Dec11

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nowhere_fast

26Dec11

she's so perfect, but so mean in this film. I liked it.

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Francisco R.

20Dec11

Compared to the other two, this one felt like a cheap commercial. A tale of revenge (and ultimately hope) so glib and downright mediocre coming from someone as talented as Kieslowski, I was left a bit dumbfounded. Gave it 3 stars just because it's the central part of a major trilogy.

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Human Form

2Dec11

my favorite of the three.

AntioneOscar69

20Nov11

This may be the weakest film of the three, but it is still top notch, with great performances and an equal dose of humor and humanity. The life-affirming ice skating scene alone is worth seeing.

orangey

5Nov11

Really disappointed by this one.Started off good but by the time he gets to Poland it falls apart. Just becomes a mediocre comedy with nothing to great to say.

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Jenny M.

2Nov11

Julie Deply *--------*

TakaAwesome

24Oct11

I've only seen Blue and White so far, but I prefer this one.

Dionisius Amendola

9Sep11

"Golfes d'ombre ; E, candeur des vapeurs et des tentes, Lances des glaciers fiers, rois blancs, frissons d'ombelles " Rimbaud

ALICE X

31Aug11

I prefer this than the other two colors, because it offers you a spectrum on where to delve your emotions or beliefs. Unlike the other two colors,the focus is more on the 'self' and how it nurtures within its own nature, it's searching for self-fulfillment from the beginning to the end, where you want to escape but you just can't, more like the feeling when you are watching the 'traffic' scene in Godard's Week End.