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The English Patient (Miramax Collector's Edition)

The English Patient (Miramax Collector's Edition)

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: ONE OF THE BEST MOVIES EVER
Review: THE MOVIE DOES JUSTICE TO THE AMAZING BOOK BY A SRI LANKAN AUTHOR WHO IS ABLE TO CAPTURE VERY VIVIDLY THE SCEANES OF WORLD WAR 2 THAT SYMBOLIZES THE HUMAN SPIRIT OF EXISTENCE. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT TO ANYBODY WHO HAS THE ABILITY TO UNDERSTAND NOT ONLY WAR BUT ANY PAIN IN LOVE AND LIFE.

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: Awful
Review: So Boring Well made but SO BORING i only Liked The Nurse It Was so bad I turned it off in the middle of it my parents fell asleep during it

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Swoon ,I 'l catch you.
Review: G R E A T!!!!!I have seen this movie five times.I love it

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: THE E.P.
Review: G R E A T!!!!!!!I LOVE IT!!!!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: "Very Good"
Review: I had the impression before seeing this movie that it would be long/boring, and possibly a silly chick-flick. I was wrong. It was a beautifully shot, and a wonderfully written and acted, love story. It wrenched my heart. See it, it's not overrated.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Great to pass the time.
Review: Despite its length it's a great achievement for the independent film market. Very few films can echo the splendor we first encountered in "Casablanca", "Lawrence of Arabia" and "Doctor Zhivago". Great photography and a haunting score make this one of the better epic films of the 90's. Plot may remind some of the films mentioned here.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: "Am I K in your book. I guees I must be."
Review: A great film about love and infidelity. Jeffery Clifton was a good man and Katherine repaid him by sleeping with Count Almasy. People are so unkind and that's what life is like. One of the reasons I like the film. Yes, it is slow and takes time unfolding its story, but that is so rare in movies where people have to have everything moving at lightning speed. And God forbid, some people had to THINK as to what parts connected where. I would give an example, but I don't want to ruin the story.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: WILLEM DAFOE ROCKS
Review: Willem Dafoe rocks in this movie even in a supporting role. His intent is to revenge Ralph Fiennes, but then found himself between the relationship of Fiennes and Binoche.I've already seen the movie twice, but I would love to see it again if there was something happening between Willem and Juliette ( 'cause they're both lonesome ).I agree that it's better than Titanic ( Leo sucks to compare to Willem Dafoe and Ralph Fiennes1 ) ^_^

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Unlike any other movie out there
Review: This masterpiece turns history intimate and the result is some of the most emotional honest filmmaking. "The English Patient," manages to work independently and alongside the great novel from where it came. I'm very troubled by these people posting here saying that the characters were (God forbid) flawed. Give me a break. If we only knew the truth about everyone . . .

The scene towards the end where Hana (Juliette Binoche) is thanked by the patient (Ralph Fiennes) for giving him the final morphine shot and she breaks up, is the finest moment in the history of cinema. His "Thank You," is the finest line written in screenplay history.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: beautiful, enchanting film
Review: This film was a stunning and beautiful adaptation of the novel. Although a few minutes over two and a half hours, (not above three hours as someone mistakenly reported) if the viewer is prepared for an intelligent, romantic and sweeping film, they should be "swept away". Outstanding cinematography and excellent ensemble acting, although I was not as impressed by Caravaggio or Kip as much as by the other characters.


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