Beautifully shot, Well-directed, heart-wrenching film about love and life in a dysfunctional society.
The theme of the film is forbiden love: When faced a dilemma of follow the rule's society or follow your heart, often times the best decision is not persue this love, but do the best to everyone. Here, we have a film, that above all the thing that makes up him, the more outstandig element is the style of the director, Martin Scorsese delivery a piece of art that make us breathless in every scene, your unique voice, with use of voice over, sequence shots, close-ups, make the story better then really are, creating one of the more beautiful romance's movie that I ever had seen.
Worth watching if you like the book.
The puritanical New York aristocracy of the last century
She is smarter – and loves you more – than you think.
The love story at the center is really undercooked. If it weren't for DDL and MP, I wouldn't care about it at all. Still worth watching, though.
The Age of Innocence is a dramatic period film that explores some interesting themes. From director Martin Scorsese comes a tale of high society in New York during the 19th century and the trappings that went along with it. Scorsese assembles an impressive cast that includes Daniel Day-Lewis, Michelle Pfeiffer and Winona Ryder, and there’s a good chemistry among the actors that helps the film to connect with the audience and bring them into the story. However, there are issues with the storytelling: it goes on for far too long and gets lost among the minutiae of high society. The Age of Innocence is an intriguing drama with some good performances, but it rambles a bit too much.
A costume drama starring Daniel Day-Lewis directed by Martin Scorsese, sounds like a winner. This was way better than I thought it was going to be. Daniel Day-Lewis is fantastic, as always. The costumes and sets all look great. Some of the shots showing them off are wonderful. This makes me want to rewatch Phantom Thread now.
Shout by solangeBlockedParent2022-02-06T21:42:02Z
So true to the book. Work of art indeed! Marvellous done in the hands of Mr Scorsese. I was so young when i first saw this movie. Couldn't understand it then. Reencountering it again now and how passionate i am...