The film is masterpiece, the atmosphesre of 50s,the costumes, the music,great directing, the great performance of the actors, especially of Cate Blanchett! Bravo 👏
Watched it for the first time yesterday and absolutely loved it. It's one of those films I'd just rewatch for the beauty of particular scenes and the cinematography in addition to the narrative. Just so emotionally touching, though never sentimental, rather sensitive and sublimely melancholic. Looking forward to seeing Todd Haynes' other films.
I've watched it so many times! This movie is full of symbolism in its aesthetics, like the fogged car windows, the sewer grate at the start, and I'd say the color red and green, Christmas colors, are not only about their passion, are also because when they are together they feel joy and happiness (christmas is about that) when they're apart they come back to browns colors, red and green represent happiness within their lonely real worlds.
The film is masterpiece, the atmosphesre of 50s,the costumes, the music,great directing, the great performance of the actors, especially of Cate Blanchett! Bravo 👏
Watched it for the first time yesterday and absolutely loved it. It's one of those films I'd just rewatch for the beauty of particular scenes and the cinematography in addition to the narrative. Just so emotionally touching, though never sentimental, rather sensitive and sublimely melancholic. Looking forward to seeing Todd Haynes' other films.
I've watched it so many times! This movie is full of symbolism in its aesthetics, like the fogged car windows, the sewer grate at the start, and I'd say the color red and green, Christmas colors, are not only about their passion, are also because when they are together they feel joy and happiness (christmas is about that) when they're apart they come back to browns colors, red and green represent happiness within their lonely real worlds.
"cinema relies on the gays" SO TRUE
Great video
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So what was in the telegram, who sent it and how did they know where to reach Carol?
masterpiece
Other than that I really liked your essay
You should call her Thérèse, like she says in the film.
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