Under the Tuscan Sun: Diane Lane, Raoul Bova, Sandra Oh, Lindsay Duncan, Vincent Riotta, Mario Monicelli, Roberto Nobile, Anita Zagaria, Evelina Gori, Giulia Steigerwalt, Pawel Szajda, Valentine Pelka, Audrey Wells, Edoardo Petti, Jon Goldman, Katie DiMento, Laura Fattori, Frances Mayes: Amazon.ca: Video

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5.0 out of 5 stars Satisfaite, Mar 13 2012

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This review is from: Under the Tuscan Sun (DVD)

J'ai été enchantée de revoir ce film. LA qualité du produit est impeccable. Le prix trés raisonable ainsi que le délai de livraison. Je recommande ce produit à tout le monde.

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4.0 out of 5 stars hooked on tuscany, July 18 2004

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Astrid "milonguita" (Tokyo, J Japan) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Under the Tuscan Sun (VHS Tape)

I have watched this movie twice so far, and will probably watch it more often. Tuscany is a countryside that got me hooked the first time I saw it appearing in front of my train window, and it is the same with the movie. So, I could empathize, seeing the same happening to "Frances" (Diane Lane) when she sees Tuscany and decides to buy a house and stay. Diane Lane in one of her best roles, her face very expressive, her acting excellent.
The only disappointment came when I read the book the movie was made after: in the original autobiographic story, Frances Mayes is not at all a divorcee struggling with recurring bouts of loneliness, but rather, a woman already happily attached again to a new steady boyfriend, with a fulfilled life, and full of energy for the work on their new house. The movie trailer says, the character were "changed for dramatic effect". Wonder who did not like the idea that a woman could be happy again so soon, and decided it should not be shown in the movie that way ? Anyway, both are definitely worth your while, and in the book you can even find the recipes for all that great Italian cooking too.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Get Your Passport Ready, July 15 2004

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tiffany rand "whistlingcrone" (Washington State) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Under the Tuscan Sun (DVD)

I loved this movie. I don't usually watch too many movies but a friend loaned me this one and am I glad she did.
It is about a woman betrayed and how she goes on with her life. It made me think that I too could do something exciting with the rest of my life.
For the scenery of Italy alone, this movie is worth watching. Just beautiful.
I had never seen Diane Lane in any performances but I will seek her out now. All in all I give this movie a 5 star rating.

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