La Notte
Drama • NR • 1961 • 2 hr 2 min
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The ending makes the whole movie worth watching.
antonioni at his best. the party scene and ending are phenomenal.
One of my favorite movies ever, so intimate. It sends you in another reality
The way it captures feelings through lens is beyond words. The ending is one of the most poetic ones, yet so dark.
Incredibly beautifully filmed. Antonioni places the camera in the absolutely perfect position every time.
Really hard to judge... Nothing happens really, so it gets rather boring, but after a bit of reflection I think it's a very good film
Beauty in raw unblemished form, showing the prettiest faces in the fanciest clothes wearing the ugliest expressions. Camera placement is 👌
Slow and bleak, honestly kind of a slog. Hard to feel anything beyond boredom most of the time.
Very heavy and not an easy watch. But the last twenty minutes are great.
Very... Italian. It’s beautiful, and emotional, and a little bit wild and unintelligible. But mostly beautiful. And sad, I suppose.
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