Coming to theatres on September 18, 2009 Starring Abbie Cornish, Ben Whishaw, Paul Schneider, Kerry Fox. Written and directed by Academy Award winner Jane Campion, Bright Star is a riveting drama based on the three-year romance between 19th century poet John Keats and Fanny Brawne, which was cut short by Keats untimely death at age 25. Ben Whishaw (The International, Im Not There) and Abbie Cornish (Stop-Loss, Elizabeth: The Golden Age) star as Keats and Brawne, respectively. The film is co …
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I loooved this movie. Check my profile for a link to watch it.
This movie is… interesting
sick movie seen it already at “bigmovies4free”, anybody else seen it? found it funny
Uggggg… it was so slow, I could not wait for it to be over.
Looks beautiful.
what the heck is the song at 1:22?? no one is answering me and i cant find it!
I know how you feel! It’s not showing in wyoming either! It’s so annoying when they do that
Going to see it tomorrow night. Can’t wait!! I’m thinking an epic cry is in order.
how was it?
There was hardly a dry eye in the theater & no one
left until the last word of his closing poem. I saw
his grave in Ireland & I’m glad I saw this movie.
What utter tripe. Another one of my greats takes a bullet in the form of a shitty romantic trivialization of his art.
Fuck.
how was the movie,is it worth seeing?
I would love to see this movie…but unfortunately I live in Brazil and I doubt it will ever come here. Perhaps in a few years when the DVD comes out….sigh…
Saw the movie almost a week ago in Toronto. Not too big a fan. I liked Paul Schneider, the poetry and that fantastic choral arrangement of Mozart’s “Serenade for Winds” that’s in the trailer. But the film itself was too dry and esoteric for my tastes. I’m not a fan of period pieces set in this era, which is ironic since AMADEUS is my all time film. But Mozart and Salieri were compelling characters. Keats was just boring.
omg. fantastic film it’s got a gr8 cast of actors. i found a copy at “bigmovies4free” – hope they make another
Yeah, as I said everyone left half way through
then came back for the closing credits.)))
Absolutely. The lighting, colors and photography is gorgeous; and the story is captivating — if a little slow-moving.
It’s so sad, though. Take tissues!
the trailer itself looks sooo beautiful and attractive.
Just so you know, I saw the movie and adored it.
However, I’m not going to expect everyone else to love it, too. I know that some people are bound to dislike it. That doesn’t automatically mean that they have no taste and deserve to be looked down upon and made fun of, though.
Practice makes permanent. Make a habit of blowing up at anyone who doesn’t agree with you in little things, and you’ll do the same in big things.
I really do suggest that you see the movie before making up your mind about it. A friend of mine talked me into watching it with her, and at first I thought it would be incredibly boring — but it wasn’t. It somehow manages to move slowly AND keep your attention, all at once.
Something tells me that’s the sign of a good movie. I’m not commanding you to love it or anything, though. Make up your own mind.
I read that she did gain a few for the film. I saw it last night. It was wonderful. Bring tissues.
must watch!!
i love the music that starts in the middle.. it makes the movie look so tragic lol
i must see this movie, i love ben whishaw!! abbie cornish is great too
i would not give a damn if she didn’t like it. putting excessive comments about how these kind of movies suck and it will *obviously* be boring and sucky without having seen the movie overdoes it, though. thats just called trolling.