> Ruchfun said on
10-01-2009 at
01:47:
Meravigliosa interpretazione diDirk Bogard!
> Ruchfun said on
09-30-2009 at
04:21:
Un grande Visconti,in uno dei suoi film più belli !
> novakati said on
06-16-2009 at
05:25:
thank you.
> chiara54324 said on
06-09-2009 at
09:53:
Probabily, the main character is inspred by Gustav Mahler,he has the same name,the small home on the Austrian Alps and the death of his beautiful daughter.The platonic love for the handsome boy is intense, tormenting and struggling.The epilogue is moving and offers you a lot of important thoughts to think about.Bravo Luchino Visconti!
> chiara54324 said on
06-09-2009 at
09:51:
I have just finished watching Morte a Venezia: a real masterpiece!Think that I bought this DVD in order to listen to Mahler's Symphonies, that accompany Venice's images, but this idea of mine, even though exciting, was very reductive, limiting.Not yet, I had never listened to the meditations of the two musicians, that introduce you to the new happenings, as they come after each other.
> trencapinyons said on
04-30-2009 at
18:31:
Viva la belleza y la pasion por la vida.
> ilmiotubo17 said on
04-13-2009 at
21:10:
Probably the greatest match in film history between music and moving image. It is as if almost Mahler's adagio and the Venice canals are one.
> stadioazteca said on
03-26-2009 at
15:59:
sorry, this is an absolute masterpiece...i don't know of a period film before or since that has recaptured the era it was set in so perfectly as "death in venice"...i never get bored watching it although i appreciate it's not to everyone's taste
> robynsegg said on
01-21-2009 at
23:38:
I left something 4 you on your profile.
> billyshitcheese said on
01-21-2009 at
09:20:
it's v. simple. he said, as you can see, 'do not put in writing your opinions on Visconti' i.e. i am not allowed to express my opinion because it differs from his. that is all i took issue with. do you think it right to censor the opinions of others re: art?
> robynsegg said on
01-21-2009 at
03:14:
When you express any opinion on You Tube, you're going to get the good & the bad. If you express positivity 9 times out of 10 you'll get BACK positivity. If you expressive negativity, 9 times out of 10 you'll get BACK negativity. The statement still stands: If you can't take it, don't post it. Period.
> billyshitcheese said on
01-20-2009 at
11:16:
if i can't take what? rude criticism for voicing a different opinion? and where exactly did i say "eutuve" couldn't express his opinion?
> robynsegg said on
01-20-2009 at
09:18:
You're allowed to express it. & "eutuve" is allowed to express criticism. If you can't take it, then don't say it.
> billyshitcheese said on
01-09-2009 at
21:26:
so if my opinion differs from yours, i'm not allowed to express it. correct?
> eutuve said on
01-09-2009 at
21:20:
keep shitting cheese and and please do not put in writing your opinions on Visconti, one of THE great art makers in cinema..cagaformaggio...sicuramente gorgonzola coi vermi
> billyshitcheese said on
12-23-2008 at
17:16:
beautiful music, terrible directing and acting. look at his face when the music swells. ham acting me thinks. and if in any doubt about bogarde read his letters which were embarrassingly bad.
> anavcid said on
05-29-2008 at
18:35:
even the beginning is disturbing... it's obvious that this man is really devastated by life in general! Very good film, but very disturbing until the very end of it...
> Bnesque said on
04-17-2008 at
14:52:
a perfect beginning of the sublime movie...
> Boerenfox said on
03-24-2008 at
17:11:
Mille grazie.
> scinatti said on
03-14-2008 at
00:51:
La dirección de esta película por Luchino Visconti es magistral, lo que hace de ella una gran obra de arte del cine.
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