Anna Karenina | The Most Iconic Scenes | 10th Anniversary
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- Anna Karenina has an all-star cast that includes Keira Knightley, Jude Law, Aaron-Taylor Johnson, Alicia Vikander, and many more. Relive the most iconic scenes of Anna Karenina for its 10th anniversary.
Film Synopsis:
Academy Award® nominee Keira Knightley, Academy Award® nominee Jude Law and Aaron Taylor-Johnson dazzle in this stunning new vision of Leo Tolstoy’s epic love story. At the twilight of an empire, Anna Karenina (Knightley), the beautiful high-ranking wife of one of imperial Russia’s most esteemed men (Law), has it all. But when she meets the dashing cavalry officer Vronsky (Taylor-Johnson), there is a mutual spark of instant attraction that cannot be ignored. She’s immediately swept up in a passionate affair that will shock a nation and change the lives of everyone around her. From acclaimed director Joe Wright (Atonement, Pride & Prejudice) and Academy Award®-winning writer Tom Stoppard (Shakespeare in Love) comes this visually enchanting masterpiece hailed by critics as “ecstatic” (Time), “rapturous” (MSN Movies) and “a spectacle that has to be seen to be believed!” (The Huffington Post)
Subscribe to Focus Features: bit.ly/FocusFea...
Become a Focus Insider: insider.focusf...
Website: www.focusfeatu...
Instagram: / focusfeatures
Facebook: / focusfeatures
Twitter: / focusfeatures
#FocusFeatures #AnnaKarenina #KeiraKnightley
![[TH] FS vs BME - VCT Ascension Pacific - Lower Bracket Final](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/wnygqsR2Fig/mqdefault.jpg)
I dont know if my writing will ever be made into a movie, but the director is BEYOND BRILLIANT. i'm jealous of how effortlessly he weaves each scene together/even gives the servants and miniscule/{presumably unimportant} people just as much attention as the main actors. Bravo!!!
Ikr? Stoppard wrote the screenplay and you can really see his brillance with the way he tells the story
Even while reading the book i cried during the dying horse. It was B r u t a l.
Why i dont understand
Understand❤
I am in doubt who fired it? Okay let me just go back to book, I think book just mentions of fire, who does it doesn't.
If Vronsky would have done it, I am gonna start hating him!
This film was choreographed so beatifully
Yes. It wasn’t the “standard” waltz, but a beautiful “modern” variation!
I love watching it!
Beautiful movie and Keira beatiful.Karenina 🤗😍
In the first scene shown here, Karenin acts like a man and Vronsky like a petulant child. I don't understand why Anna preferred Vronsky 😒
lust
The painful thing about this movie is that Karenin was a good man. He did nothing wrong.
@happycreature3993 True. I just wish she would've shown discretion and indulged that lust without causing a scandal. I'm embarrassed for her in this scene.
@somelikeitposh I completely agree. I felt bad for him in this movie. Even in this scene, he's trying to cover for Anna.
@@LM48888he's such a gem
I cried is Just because a horse
same. horse is my favorite animal
They just didn’t get it at all…
Weird movie. They weren’t even speaking with Russian accent.
Do you say the same thing when you watch all those movies on Alexander the great, Cleopatra and the like?
Be honest with your self, you know if they did it in a Russian accent it would of souded tacky since none of them would of done it properly or the same. The only thing that would be nice imo is if they say the names of things properly.
So you like tacky films?
At the time that Tolstoy wrote the book to take place, upper crust Russians usually spoke French. The “Russian accented” English that we hear today from bilingual Russians, was not a “thing” at the time Anna Karenina novel or War and Peace took place. At balls and other social events, bon ton (upper class) Russians spoke French to each other. The lower classes spoke Russian and unlikely had the education to learn English anyway.
Also, the last Tsar, Nickolas II and his family, when they spoke English language, they had British accent and did not speak English the way that I hear Russian figure skaters speak English with what we now call a “Russian accent.”
The choreography was well-written. As usual with all books, I wish the movie justified it. But the chemistry in the beginning of Anna and Alexei was immaculate.
This movie was such a surprise...
such a beautiful film 🙌
Am I just weird or is Karenin more attractive than Vronsky in this version?
😀100% agree
thought I was crazy lol
This movie is not Ana Karenina.
I mean it’s Jude Law
@@maryiv291 right. Can hardly get better than that 😍
Aaron as Vronsky was so freakin' fine 😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨
Je Aime bien ce Film! - It's A Tragic Film about a. WOMAN! ANA KARENINA, Loves So ,so, so, much a BEAUTIFUL , Boy and his Love, ANA KARENINA! But , also He Loves Others Girls! A Tragic Film About LOVE !!! I Learn Much White This Film! Men!! Men!! Men! All The same about , MENS !!! I Said!! Áh !!!! Áh!! Áh!! Áh !!! CÉLIA Sousa !!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Vronsky is more attractive than Karenin according SOCIETYMATRIX WHAT WE ARE EXPECT TO FEEL,but reality is always subjective,therefore we are not allowed to feel that Karenin is prefered to Vronsky,but is old artParis to feel that was OKEJ
Did he shoot the horse ?...even only acting I'm glad he didn't get happy ending..haha
In the book the horse had broken spine from the fall and couldn't move any longer
CD Fettgehalt
Not a cautionary tale in the way you have described, but a moral tale to be sure, that resonates beyond time and social construct. Every character is mismatched in emotion and ambition, but matched in suitability as for can do of the day. In emotion and ambition Kerenin is better matched to Countess Lydia, Stiva IDK but he's super unhappy and needs to do better for the children though he describes his wife as being past tense loved to distraction. Anna is a better match with Vronsky, she obviously starts to feel insecure when Vronsky follows the advice of his cousin, Princess Betsy, who influences Vronsky not to come to Anna's aide at a time she is publicly ostracized for their love. She did not love Karenin and was not ostracized for marrying him, Karenin is not ostracized for treating Anna as a trophy wife as he did not love her (my conclusion is based on his responses to Anna being in love with someone else, Karenin seems to want Anna as a possession and not an equal with his actions before the revelation and after he expresses how his ego is hurt never how his love is hurt and there is a difference, that is why this story is timeless). Countess Lydia strokes Karenin's ego and moves in to increase favor with Karenin. Before Vronsky and Anna, Karenin allows this, hoping to use Lydia's interest as jealousy to get Anna to show more interest in the politics Karenin was involved in. Karenin's lack of genuine love for Anna is evidenced in his behavior by his assertion that his policies are all the rage (an attempt to connect with Anna not all bad but not Anna's interest though Countess Lydia seems to like that sort of thing) and Karenin’s emotional distance with his immediate family under his roof with him referring to his own son as, "young man" is concerning as much as the respect for love and the acceptance of adultery in the Imperial social construct of Russia as depicted in the novel. Dolly has no options to maintain herself and children if she should leave Stiva. Dolly admits before Anna's suicide that she would Stiva except no one loves her. She says Noone asked her. Konstantin Levin and Princess Kitty seem to be in love some may argue that Princess Kitty settled from her pick of many eligible suitors after Vronsky chose Anna. Supporting sequential events Vronsky was first introduced as being in love with Kitty. The fact is before actually meeting Kitty, Vronsky was attracted to Anna as well Anna to Vronsky. In those days matchmaking was more about social and wealth connections within the higher echelons than mutual attraction. Anna and Vronsky's daughter should not be in the care of Karenin who caused Anna's early labor by pushing her vehemently to the ground. Vronsky, should go on to live after Anna's death to raise their child, however, Karenin delayed the divorce to force as a bargaining agreement on Anna against Vronsky with no regard to the child. Clearly, he thought of himself when he pushed Anna to the ground to cause the premature labor. Surely, Karenin thought of how Countess Lydia is impressed with his accomplishments as a minister within the government of Imperial Russia when he attempts to be intimate with Anna after Anna tells him she is in love with someone else. Anna must further explain to Karenin sexual intercourse ain't gonna happen after the races in which Anna tells Karenin, she loves Vronsky. Love is personal but not like possessions, like a trophy. Karenin missed the point throughout, to be fair royalty and high society Ryssland misses the point throughout. Karenin, Anna, Vronsky, Kitty, Konstantin Levin, Stiva, Dolly are all products. The purpose of modern-day family court is to prevent power and control moves with alienation of a parent. Though the root of evil is power and control all the time from Adam and Even to modern day 2024, power is attained via money, money attained via influence, influence shapes social construct, and so it goes. Justice unfortunately becomes a novelty of the few willing to perform some form of sacrifice. Repeat again for those in the back. An established metric is supposed to be used to determine the best interest. from Anna's time to the current day in the Western World). Anna says to Vronsky laws are made by husbands and fathers. She does not elaborate on criteria aside from husband and fathers a man could more easily abandon his role or promise as father and husband and the woman could not very well sign up for courses at the nearest college hoping to earn a bachelor’s degree in nursing. It is an option today for some but not for all unlike the days of Imperial Russia. Independence and continuing one’s education was not an option for any woman. Today some women can access means and can make a change for themselves in many not all countries though such entitlement comes with the same old socioeconomics and hierarchy. We women (men for the most part, I think) will sacrifice themselves for that of their children especially while they are not adults unless something like slavery ideology and other machinations makes continued effort impossible. The Irony in this love story is the woman that truly loved a man and try to get married are ostracized not only by his mother who admits her infidelity early on in the movie (but by his extended family members also) then by society because it was in fashion to marry with other reasons as primary and love as ranking thereafter, hence Anna's insecurity, projection (she's not daft she knows the social rules and possible postpartum episodes). That brings me to Levin's brother, the fellow who gave up his birthright and is suffering. Levin's brother makes a bold and assertive statement about how he took his mate from a brothel. He states he took Maria Nikolova from a brothel (as common a name as Mary Baker or Mary Smith). The odd piece of that is he later says romantic love is the last order of the old regime, Maria Nikolova is hurt by this yet won't leave Levin's frail and sickly brother. Worst yet, the brother won't or doesn’t marry Maria Nikolova whom he considers her as his wife and would have a better though not absolute acceptance in cities and villages if he chooses a profession not typical of his birth right that he states he has given up. From wealthy landowner to French teacher would not be the same but they wouldn't starve. Birthright in those days provided entitlement to learn things other did not eg. he did not need to take out a student loan. Does it not seem either Levin's brother loved someone else and was settling with heartbroken or he was as insecure as Anna and knew the social order of the day would mean his total loss of everything no housing if he married Maria leading to both of their demise. Living together in love is not ok when not married, I think most can support that. However, Levin's brother's wealth and safety comes from the connection of his family who would not approve unless compelled and maybe Levin's brother knew it was the to be the case with the only thing keeping Maria from the brothel by social standards and maybe his duplicitous talk of true love and advise to Levin to marry a peasant was to influence Maria in comfort and safety and to verbalize his commitment via exaggeration of what he thinks the new and old order will look like on an everyday common level in his words not like romantic love. All the infidelity that takes place, and it is the man and woman who truly marry for love with all else secondary that suffer the most. Pretty much the whole theme. Misery or the greatest happiness.
This is what I'm talking about
❤️
Se ve demasiado joven el conde Vronsky para Ana .
Total Knucklehead of her Time.Poor choice Anna Karenina ☠
in
Каренин единственный разумный человек . Анна погубила и его, и свою жизнь, включая детей.
в каком же месте он разумный если мучил ее до последнего?
I don't like Keira Knightley and she is no Ana Karenina.
Her reaction are fake and you can see that she’s spending an effort to get them on and of her face.
Don’t be a douche bag
Then don't watch
Your problem, not ours
Отвратительные произведение. За какие леньги еготак распиарили на весь мир? 🤮🤮👎👎👎👎👎
@ sambak8027
Parce que "Anna Karénine" est un roman MAGISTRAL de Léon Tolstoï ! qui décrit en détail les manières de vivre de la Russie du XIXe siècle : aristocratie ET gens du peuple, serviteurs...
The dance is cringe.
Yes, it is supposed to make you feel uncomfortable and stressed as the blonde girl feels
@LunazulBaraka not about the blonde girl but the dance itself.
It's gorgeous!
『p』『r』『o』『m』『o』『s』『m』 🌷