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Three Colors: Red

1994

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Movie

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100 min

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Drama

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Romance

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Mystery-Suspense

93%

Part-time model Valentine unexpectedly befriends a retired judge after she runs over his dog. At first, the grumpy man shows no concern about the dog, and Valentine decides to keep it. But the two form a bond when she returns to his house and catches him listening to his neighbors’ phone calls.

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Kareem

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Three Colors: Red

Words can't describe how disappointed I am in this. Can't believe my eyes reading and watching the review videos praising it. Empty and hollow I don't even know how to describe it.
It js kept going and going with literally nothing happening, no script, no emotinal core, no-

286d

Thomas Joyce

Thomas Joyce liked

Three Colors: Red

Despite the rave reviews, I found myself connecting to this film the least out of the trilogy. It deals with a lot of themes, not a face value, but nothing really struck a chord for me.

The story itself is sweet, about companionship and the whole effect of chance with how things play out. Tons of metaphors too; broken glass, storms etc. how they represent the unpredictable- it’s all very clever, but I just never found it overly interesting.

I liked how the trilogy was connected through the event at the end - again with the storm metaphor coming into play. The trilogy as a whole is a fantastic one - I really believe all of them would benefit for a rewatch as a lot of what it says is extremely subliminal.

Very poetic this was Krzysztof Kieślowski’s last picture, certainly a culmination of his thoughts and philosophies.

13d

LB

LB liked

Three Colors: Red

sin duda la más visualmente atrapante de las tres. una historia agridulce que juega con la verdad, la justicia y el destino. buen final para la trilogía.

192d

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Thomas Joyce

Thomas Joyce liked

Three Colors: Red

Despite the rave reviews, I found myself connecting to this film the least out of the trilogy. It deals with a lot of themes, not a face value, but nothing really struck a chord for me.

The story itself is sweet, about companionship and the whole effect of chance with how things play out. Tons of metaphors too; broken glass, storms etc. how they represent the unpredictable- it’s all very clever, but I just never found it overly interesting.

I liked how the trilogy was connected through the event at the end - again with the storm metaphor coming into play. The trilogy as a whole is a fantastic one - I really believe all of them would benefit for a rewatch as a lot of what it says is extremely subliminal.

Very poetic this was Krzysztof Kieślowski’s last picture, certainly a culmination of his thoughts and philosophies.

13d

LB

LB liked

Three Colors: Red

sin duda la más visualmente atrapante de las tres. una historia agridulce que juega con la verdad, la justicia y el destino. buen final para la trilogía.

192d

nevan

nevan loved

Three Colors: Red

the best for a reason. perfect in every way with a masterful narrative, full of life and always expanding with effortless clarity and warmth. the writing, performances, cinematography and score; a wonderful ending to an exceptional collection of films. cinema in its purest form

236d

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