Ther's only one word to describe this movie: BEAUTIFUL. this is without a doubt my favourite movie ever and every one of my friends that has seen this movie falls in love with it. its a simple story of friendship and diving but it is the most magical movie that I have seen.
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Ther's only one word to describe this movie: BEAUTIFUL. this is without a doubt my favourite movie ever and every one of my friends that has seen this movie falls in love with it. its a simple story of friendship and diving but it is the most magical movie that I have seen.
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Ther's only one word to describe this movie: BEAUTIFUL. this is without a doubt my favourite movie ever and every one of my friends that has seen this movie falls in love with it. its a simple story of friendship and diving but it is the most magical movie that I have seen.
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Va Savoir is one of those films I might have liked a lot more had it featured a different leading lady, but Jeanne Balibar's listless and affected performance - like some hyperactive simpleton doped up to the eyeballs going through their full repertoire of irritating mannerisms in extreme slow motion - sucked the life out of every scene she's in. What's more, she's horribly overindulged by director Jacques Rivette, whose pacing often seems to take her lead and drags scenes out far beyond their natural lifespan just so she can slowly, dreamily roll her eyes up heavenward while smiling like an idiot another three times for no discernible reason. While a certain degree of affectation might have suited the character, this is in the realms of the absurd, which ... Read More:
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Va Savoir is one of those films I might have liked a lot more had it featured a different leading lady, but Jeanne Balibar's listless and affected performance - like some hyperactive simpleton doped up to the eyeballs going through their full repertoire of irritating mannerisms in extreme slow motion - sucked the life out of every scene she's in. What's more, she's horribly overindulged by director Jacques Rivette, whose pacing often seems to take her lead and drags scenes out far beyond their natural lifespan just so she can slowly, dreamily roll her eyes up heavenward while smiling like an idiot another three times for no discernible reason. While a certain degree of affectation might have suited the character, this is in the realms of the absurd, which ... Read More:
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