The Unbearable Lightness of Being Comments

Michel 2022-03-28 09:01:07

This is simply bullshitting. But Dale Lewis is so intriguing in it, what, that smile, that look, such a foolish movie because of him, I have finished watching it for nearly 3 minutes. (Juliet Binoche's appearance and performance are really passers-by in the world. How did her fame and film contract come from, I haven't figured it out for so many...

Jimmie 2022-03-28 09:01:07

Lewis has never disappointed me, Thomas is more suave than fiction in the film, with a tall body, clean and slender fingers, and blue eyes that are like poison, killing you in a second, so.....take off your clothes, with a single word, all women will obediently disarm, that kind of charm is born from the bones, but I hate Binoche so much, it is useless for the director to beautify her, I am just so subjective, there is no...

Elmer 2022-03-28 09:01:07

6.5 points. It is estimated that this is another film that makes Xiaoqingxin extremely excited, but unfortunately I do not catch a cold at all. It's not that two women rob a man, it's not impossible to shoot, someone else's "Doctor Zhigova" can be made into an epic, and here it becomes three dogs and men and women who make trouble all day long. Come on, what you are showing is the big incident of the Soviet Union's invasion of the Czech Republic, a little self-conscious,...

Cleve 2022-03-28 09:01:07

Also known as: Prague Spring / Prague Love / The Unbearable Lightness of Life / The Heavy Floating Director: Philip Kaufman Starring: Juliette Binoche / Daniel Day-Lewis / Lena Olin Release Year: February 05, 1988 Country/Region of Production: United States imdb link:...

Waylon 2022-03-27 09:01:14

I watched it when I was a kid and couldn't understand it. I finally figured it out today. Sabina is so cute, Thomas and Teresa are too "heavy" compared to Sabina. Teresa instinctively chose fidelity, Thomas instinctively chose arrogance, but neither of them could see the sociological and physiological meaning behind loyalty and arrogance. That's why they're not happy. They are only suitable for living in primitive society - like the country life at the end of the...

Tyra 2022-03-27 09:01:14

Adapted from Milan Kundera's famous novel. . Although it's a bit incomprehensible, the original work itself is also profoundly unmoved. . Daniel Day-Lewis is dashing and suave. . Juliette Binoche is pure and charming. . good....

Afton 2022-03-27 09:01:14

I was watching "The Unbearable Lightness of Life". I was a school tyrant who cried and snot into his mouth when he watched "Titanic" in the cinema and saw Jack frozen like an old Northeast popsicle in the glacier. My classmate recommended it to me. On the cover, there is a beggar with a bare chest and a bare back, drinking the wind and dew in the majestic rain. Later, I found out that it was the poster of "Stimulus 1995". It was really exciting. At that time, I didn't understand anything at...

Wilfred 2022-03-27 09:01:14

Both the director and the actors are in the right state, especially Binoche's sober face, which is really heartwarming to look at. It's a pity that Kundera's discussion of "lightness and weight" can't be deduced. It may be a clever way to reduce the burden by making the film a "love in...

Reginald 2022-03-27 09:01:14

About Philip Kaufman, I only know that "Love June Flowers" and "Quil" are also well-known erotic directors, although the erotica in his movies is not lewd. Haven't read Milan Kundera's novels, nothing to say. The highlight is the soundtrack! Soundtrack!...

Hildegard 2022-03-27 09:01:14

I was disappointed when I started watching it, and I didn't want to be picky when I finished it. After all, images can never fully reproduce the abstraction and rhythm of text construction. It's just that the movie has been completely separated from the original book, and it only captures the framework of love, not the lightness or weight of life. Although it tries to be close to the original book in terms of dialogue, it is completely different. Too much philosophy means adding confusion to...