Cold Mountain
War • R • 2003 • 2 hr 34 min
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Jude Law, Nicole Kidman, Renée Zellweger, Eileen Atkins, Brendan Gleeson
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A movie almost as amazing as the book. Great soundtrack, good acting, and stunning filming locations.
I cried for days thinking about this movie after I first watched it. It was so haunting. Tragic and beautiful
This movie Make me sad but it's worth to see
A solid film of women surviving during Civil War. Great opulent casting. Horrific action, emotional. Good pacing.
Great period drama movie, superb acting and good cast with some beautiful cinematography. Worth watching
The cameos are distracting and Zellweger is so far over the top I can hardly see her from the ground. But still, I liked this quite a bit.
An epic story about the Civil War. Its a fine melodrama with a perfect cast. Pure delight ♥
Great period piece movie. All actors are at the top of their game and it builds to a truly impactful ending. A heartbreaking story
Pure and mature at the same time, its an epic love story with great performances (with the exception of PS Hoffman, he was annoying).
Cannot begin to express how stupid & insufferable everyone was, but the performances were solid - in an entirely unlikable way.
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