- Language: German
- Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (1 customer review)
- ASIN: B00004RLC8
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Surreal Metaphysical Romance,
This review is from: My Nights Are More Beautiful T (DVD)
It's a bit slippery having to describe this film. Definitely not for all tastes and some will find the story (and dialogue particularly) ludicrous. However, there does seem to be a warm, supernatural glow to this story about a doomed, star-crossed couple who are up against a torrent of misfortunes. The acting is deliberately over-the-top and expressionistic and the dialogue can seem hokey (most likely the result of the meanings being lost in the translation from French to English) but after a few viewings the performances become strangely hypnotic. And the location scenery is fantastic with much of the film being shot inside this gorgeous, regal hotel situated by the sea. Not one of Zulawski's best but definitely one of the more interesting features in Marceau's repetoire. A heady mix of existentialism, erotica, fable and demonic theatrics - in other words, it's all very European.
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3.2 out of 5 stars (4 customer reviews) 7 of 8 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
An Ode to Joy, Love, and Sweet Death,
By J. Faulk - Published on Amazon.com
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This review is from: My Nights Are More Beautiful T (DVD)
The case photos and blurb of plot synopsis seem to indicate that this film is going to be a sad downer. The doctor tells computer language expert Jacques Dutronc that his brain is rapidly perishing. Then Jacques meets beautiful Sophie Marceau, in the clutches of a group of oddballs who use her in a club act where she is hypnotized and then addresses very intimate insights to various club patrons. As Jacques and Sophie fall in love, she realizes he is deteriorating. And brief flashbacks reveal their traumatic childhoods. (That's enough plot to engage you, I hope.)Yet the movie is a comedy! Jacques with his off the track verbiage, his antic behavior. Sophie contending with him and her hangers-on. The "Stephen King" hotel clerk and bellhop. And the images on screen are so brilliant! Wonderful colorful cinematography, with ingenious Zulawski capturing just what he wants, hang the expense. Though used sparingly, the music is beautifully emotional. And Sophie's high fashion dresses are as outrageous as Brazilian parrots. Oh, she's so pretty. And Dutronc, slight of frame, long faced, rather worn with age, eyes bluer than ever, obviously feels his role fits him to a T. This movie just has to flow over you. Let it! Twenty-four hours later, I am still elated. FOOTNOTE: This film is based on a prize-winning novel (not available in English) from the mid 80's by the then trendy author Raphaelle Billetdoux. After her father's death, she dropped out for 10 years, then re-emerged in the niche of homeopathy premised on the poisonous serpent in each of us that prompts bad behavior and real illness. I bet Zulawski is intrigued. 1 of 4 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
My night are more Beautiful than your Days.,
By Luis A. N. casares - Published on Amazon.com
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This is a Drama and a love history between a man and a beautiful dancer.with the lovely and gorgeuos Sophie Marceau.
2 of 6 people found the following review helpful
2.0 out of 5 stars
Dissapointed,
By S. Ritchie "Amazon Huntress" - Published on Amazon.com
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This review is from: My Nights Are More Beautiful T (DVD)
Movie is in French with English subtitles and is about a man dying of a brain disease and a young married woman who loves him. As his disease progresses his words make no sense -- but this whole movie makes no sense. I loved Sophie Marceau in Firefly and thought this would be another wonderful love story, but it's very hard to follow with flashbacks from both of their pasts which torment them still. Rent it instead because you won't want to watch it again.
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