Three Colors: White Reviews

First of all trilogy, amazing stuff here

White is definitely a weaker entry in the trilogy than Blue; it’s just not quite as engaging or inherently interesting. The story is solid, though it takes its time getting to the point.

The camera work and dialogue remain as fantastic as they were in the first film, but I struggled to connect with Karol or Dominique and their constant power struggle. While ‘White’ signifies equality, in this context it feels more like a fight to reach that status,
- ultimately becoming a competition to ‘one-up’ the other.

Despite not particularly caring for the characters, the cast did a good job. Going in, I had assumed the film would focus on Julie Delpy and that the entire trilogy followed female leads, so the shift was a bit unexpected.

While it doesn’t reach the same level as Blue, this was still a great film. Since the highest rated entry is still to come, I’m looking forward to seeing how it wraps up.

11/6 - 3⭐️

hermosa historia de unidad y amor. con un toque semihumorístico, kieslowski nos muestra la vida de karol, un polaco enamorado de una mujer que no lo quiere. él se embarca en un viaje caótico para recuperarla, encontrando personas que lo ayudan en el camino. karol es un personaje muy entrañable y se puede empatizar fácilmente con su desesperación.

a conceptually unique narrative that is inherently divisive, yet always engaging and inspirational. the performances make this a standout; julie delpy is terrific in her few scenes and adds gravity to the entire film. beautiful as to be expected and impossible to predict; special

Boy boss

A great follow up to the first film and a phenomenal story. The ending is perfect and the themes are effective. The musical score is also great.

my favorite of the trilogy

As I’m watching the trilogy I have to say the first one is way better, although I liked how the two are subtly connected.
The story is odd and so are the characters, not sure how much I actually enjoyed and like.
Nice images.

6/10

This is a great film, nearly as good as the first, but different in tone. While the first one is a drama exploring grief (and blue) this one is a fun comedy with unexpected moments and heavy themes.