A Room with a View
Drama • NR • 1986 • 1 hr 57 min
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An old fashion fairy tale, liked the music.
Brilliant romantic drama with great cast superb performances, beautiful movie
The music, the acting, the visual made for a gorgeous movie and the acting was wonderful!
Great Merchant/Ivory production with strong performances.
classic romance movie. the cinematography is stunning. made my heart swell 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
Really cute! Loved Rupert Graves in this too!
An easy watch for a Sunday afternoon. The story keeps you engaged and the characters are interesting. Pretty and enjoyable film
man, why does james gotta be such a good director :,)
The movie is good but the visuals and the details in the story are outstanding. They make everything so real and believable
I remember watching it when it was released, making a big impact on me bc of my interest in English literature. I’ve enjoyed it now again.
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