The only crime of this movie to me is casting Matthew Macfadyen and Keira Knightley as siblings after they made me fall in love with them in Pride & Prejudice as lovers.

@zeelmehta1847

3 жыл бұрын

So like The Fault in Our Stars and Divergent lol

@brooklynbaby69

3 жыл бұрын

😭😭😭😭😭

@keptins

3 жыл бұрын

He looks so different here though

@renatibk

3 жыл бұрын

Looool i always tought it was John Cusack...... Damn. Am i the only one who thinks they look simillar to each other?

@elijahsackville-glucksburg

3 жыл бұрын

it's not a crime, don't overthink it. They're actors for a reason.

Keira Knightley in a period dress, the world is right again.

@wonderfulrose8918

4 жыл бұрын

I totally agree with you. She looks stunning in this movie.

@roisinomahony2501

4 жыл бұрын

Couldn't agree more. Ró xx

@NightQueen01

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah I love Keira Knightley in a period drama, she always nails it. I really love The Dutchess the most.

@NP-vn8so

3 жыл бұрын

I like how the (currently) first reply to this comment is seven years later

@mariusper72

3 жыл бұрын

@@wonderfulrose8918 I agree, but Count Vronsky looks like a chicken next to her. I think this actress deserves a male character to match her.

I think this is one of the finest examples of production design holding and carrying a movie until the very end. It is staged like a teather play and it's fascinating to watch unfold.

@radioactivman23

6 жыл бұрын

I think so too, production-wise it is one of my favourite films of all time!

@bogdanlevi7483

6 жыл бұрын

Couldn't agree more! The most artistic Anna Karenina. I think it would have been Tolstoy's favorit, too

@williamtalbot2125

4 жыл бұрын

I feel it even lost the artistry by the end

@callmekrayy

3 жыл бұрын

This was honestly one of the few period pieces I actually enjoyed.

@petraleopold2713

2 жыл бұрын

@@callmekrayy i literally never watch movies like this, but this one was different and actually interesting

Watching this, I totally get why it didn't get the best reviews. Tolstoy, like it or not, intended for the audience to like Anna, and then show how her own actions destroyed her; and that the only way out is mercy and humility. Instead, this movie takes a modern read of it, glorifying Anna's behavior as free, independent, for love's sake. Anna Karenina is not a romance novel, people; it's a very artful, touching sermon, a stern reminder that, especially when children enter into the picture, our lives are not our own; we may get bored, we may have passions, but our egotistical desires will push us into the train tracks. Tolstoy clearly meant for us to love Anna, and feel the tragedy; but that does not mean he wanted her to be glorified. Too often, modern readers and modern films try to take the classics and make their views "modern;" when perhaps the greatest treasure of the classics is in fact that very characteristic of a different viewpoint; to remind us what humanity has learned over the millennia. That is why we read Oedipus without throwing out lines of text to make us more comfortable with the message; and that should not be done here. The message was an important part of the story in the past; and while story and emotion are important, a well put together, emotional and story driven message is what this book is, and that is why it is a great classic. Note to authors; don't be afraid to have a message; but make it useful.

@wardrose9379

7 жыл бұрын

What happens in the end

@lisanne419

7 жыл бұрын

she dies

@user-bz5iy2hk1j

7 жыл бұрын

Agreed about Anna, but when i read it, it felt like the novel is more about Levin, about social life of the late 19th century in Imperial Russia. I think that through the Levin, Leo Tolstoy expressed his views and thoughts about the political and social situation in Russia of that time, when there were already many revolutionary and communistic ideas. He knew that changes are coming, he felt it, but couldn't decide for himself if those changes are good or bad. That's what I saw reading the novel back in high school. Sorry for my english btw

@0hn0haha

7 жыл бұрын

Бек Шейхзаде Yes, Levin is really the hero. I agree.

@monmothma3358

6 жыл бұрын

I disagree, I definitely didn't get the feeling they glorified Anna. If they had, it would have made Karenin "the bad guy", right? But I actually had more sympathy for him watching this movie, than I had reading the book. Also they include the Levin quote: "Sensual desire indulged for its own sake.." There's your "stern sermon", and Levin isn't made to be wrong either. You're right that Anna Karenina isn't a romance, it's about responsibility. However, the great thing about novels is they can leave things complicated. There wasn't necessarily an easy answer to Anna's dilemma, and don't forget the hypocrisy aspect: Anna's brother could do whatever he wanted, have mistress after mistress, because he was a man. His behaviour wasn't glorified either - his wife was tormented - but he did keep both marriage and position, while Anna was ostracized.

People have to understand that film is another art form! It's an expression, like all art. This isn't supposed to be the EXACT copy of the original. It's an interpretation, and the execution was MAGNIFICENT! I've never seen a movie done so tastefully like this! Loved it💜

@petraleopold2713

2 жыл бұрын

I agree!

@charlottesphie7037

7 ай бұрын

Plato will definitely kick u away from the academy if he still alive

@mariapapatheodorou6925

13 күн бұрын

Oh yes!

"Director of Atonement & Pride and Prejudice" oh lord let me prepare myself. But wow the director loves Keira Knightly huh, I like her too

This movie is perfect. It's not meant to be like the book, that's impossible, but in its on way is perfect.

@hiranyawijesekara5206

3 жыл бұрын

People who say this movie is bad can't understand that a novel of 864 pages can't put into a nearly 2-hour movie completely. Like you said the movie got a certain way of carrying characters. The theatre concept implies the society is a stage and they live in it. This is a bridge between reality and fantasy. The movie scenes flow through it. Also, the audience is modern people, not the 1800s audience. So, there should be a message to modern society through a classic story. And some people say Anna's actions are overdramatized. In this movie, we are as an audience become part of the theatre. In my opinion, the characters should be actors [as the whole movie acted in a theatre] as we see in any other movie. But this a movie in a movie. Shouldn't we suppose to expect that?

@smittywerbenjarmanjensennu3402

3 жыл бұрын

Hiranya Wijesekara especially the morbidity of a classic russian novel wouldn’t sound appealing to many hollywood studios so ofc they made edits. the book should still be read it is potentially one of the most important works of literature

@fgtbossboss5092

3 жыл бұрын

I still want it in Russian version

@smittywerbenjarmanjensennu3402

3 жыл бұрын

fgtboss boss read the novel! it’s quite the masterpiece

@user-yu9nb6gy9t

3 жыл бұрын

I wish I had seen Kiera as Nastasya Filipovna in the Idiot.

Literally one of the best trailers seen in a very long time.

@teodoramechea197

3 жыл бұрын

Seriously?? It basically gave all the story and plot away. Terrible practice. Trailers are made to spark curiosity and present the stage, not cram the entire plot in there

@alantiralarc6198

2 жыл бұрын

@@teodoramechea197 Seriously? I'm pretty sure almost everyone who watched the movie had already read the book by that point. It's a classic world wide. Everything about this movie from the trailer to the scenes, music, all of that film stuff is overdramaticised.

@petraleopold2713

2 жыл бұрын

@@alantiralarc6198 This trailer and movie is so good, at least to me🤣

@sageo7618

Жыл бұрын

I even like it and its been 10 years. Although slightly dated 😉

@oscarfun100

Жыл бұрын

That comment was 10 years ago and this "Literally" mania was already happening?? LOL.

I cannot understand why this movie got so many bad reviews. Also Keira Knightley was oscar worthy.

@bogdanlevi7483

6 жыл бұрын

because people are too common to get its artistic brilliance. probably they are bothered by the fact that the movie was made as a theatrical play ... but I guess the director wanted to remind us that "the whole world is a stage" and that we are all actors. Great movie, great performances, great music ... If it were a theatrical play I'd shout now: BRAVO!!!

@OEhawks14

6 жыл бұрын

Bogdan Levi The problem I have with the play style is it takes away from the story Anna Karenina is supposed to be grand and the sets suffered from it. The biggest problem people had was the amount cut from Tolstoy’s novel. I am a big fan of director Joe Wright but unfortunately this was perhaps a bit too ambitious.

@1q2w3e4r5t9052

6 жыл бұрын

because a book

@SI-cd7xs

6 жыл бұрын

As a film - it's sucks bad. As a rendition of Anna Karenina, it's sucks bad. It's like they tried to capture the beauty of the story in pretentious visuals (which aren't anything but average themselves) rather than through the story. Also Hollywood needs to stop casting feminine British actors in every single historical piece. This movie is supposed to be set in Russia but literally NOTHING about it is Russian.

@monicalustosa1964

6 жыл бұрын

kostas stathopoulos Sean Bean is much much much better than this boy. He is a kid; Bean was a man. And What a man!

for all those wondering- why this movie got bad reviews, its because 15 chapters worth of story was presented in 15 minutes in the movie with no clear character definition, no details of how the love sparked between the two etc etc. a wonderful masterpiece was converted into a mere romcom

@leonsssalopek6964

5 жыл бұрын

Well you cant put 1000 paages in a movier

@jelena7440

5 жыл бұрын

Bravo!

@tiaaaron3278

5 жыл бұрын

You thought this was a romcom? You're such a fool.

@samuelperezgarcia

5 жыл бұрын

Do you know what a romcom is?

@esrapk

4 жыл бұрын

@@folladordeprostis LMFAO

I actually really liked this movie. To me it was visually very interesting and I found the stage-like setting beautiful. Most of it was kept indoors and between people, simplicity of it won me over. Also, Keira Knightley gave a beautiful performance. I understand why so many people disliked this movie, I can see what they think is lacking, but I stayed glued to my couch, not moving a finger from the beginning to the end.

keira is amazing because she is one of a few contemporary actresses who can make their names come first in almost every piece they make

I just realized that in basically every other movie, Keira knightley plays a woman who has a passionate affair in order to cope with an unhappy marriage....

@oliviadaniellayannello1247

3 жыл бұрын

What ones?

@catherinesomerville4948

3 жыл бұрын

@@oliviadaniellayannello1247 Collette, the aftermath, the duchess, the edge of love.

@savesheikhjarrah1480

3 жыл бұрын

Love Actually

@catherinesomerville4948

3 жыл бұрын

@@savesheikhjarrah1480 that was not an affair to cope with an unhappy marriage.

@savesheikhjarrah1480

3 жыл бұрын

But why did she kiss him? I didn't like that part. Playing with his emotions :(

Anna Karenina is not a story about love, on the one hand it shows a path of moral failure (Anna) but on the other it helps the reader to see the way of leading a good life according to Christian morals (Levin). This is the main message of the book, this is the idea Tolstoy tried to express in his work and it is a theme of many works of Russian classical literature.

And now all the rage is about Alicia Vikander, who was an unknown actress when this came out.

@mgrosse24

6 жыл бұрын

Aizhan Yermekbay LOL she puke!!!😝😝😝

@sitcomchristian6886

4 жыл бұрын

She was awesome in this - I think it was her first English-speaking role too

People who say this movie is bad can't understand that a novel of 864 pages can't put into a nearly 2-hour movie completely. The movie got a certain way of carrying characters. The theatre concept implies the society is a stage and they live in it through reality and fantasy. This is a bridge between reality and fantasy. The movie scenes flow through it. Also, the audience is modern people, not the 1800s audience. So, there should be a message to modern society through a classic story. And some people say Anna's actions are overdramatized. In this movie, we are as an audience to become part of the theatre. In my opinion, the characters should be actors [as the whole movie acted in a theatre] as we see in any other movie. But this a movie in a movie. Shouldn't we suppose to expect that? People must understand that there are hardships to bringing up a world-famous classic to the cinema. Novel and Cinema are two different concepts. Anyway, no one can make a movie without flaws.

Jude Law breathed life into Alexei and moved me to tears as he emoted so richly, so passionately the raw emotions with his eyes while the rest of his body remained in complete control and dignity

@edmonddantes3688

3 жыл бұрын

I wanted the film to be about the real Anna Karenina, Anna Stepanovna Pirogova who was the wife of a neighbor of Tolstoy and whose husband left her for a younger girl german. It's perfect Jude Law with Alicia Vikander together.

I think Jude Law is wonderful as Alexei Karenin.. great Adaptation from the best Russian Writer!

@esmeralda1703

3 жыл бұрын

The greatest Russian writer and one of the greatest writers of all time is Dostoevsky. His books are complex and profound.

@Crttz

3 жыл бұрын

@@esmeralda1703 prefer Tolstoy but I'm well aware of Dostoevsky's work

@homohomini83

3 жыл бұрын

@@esmeralda1703 Both are great

This movie is visually beautiful, unfortunately missed the whole point of the novel though.

@elijahsackville-glucksburg

3 жыл бұрын

it's meant to have a different interpretation and it's not meant to COPY and PRESENT what was really in the book.

@nehashreerajesh9865

2 жыл бұрын

How is it different from the novel

I actually really loved this. A lot of parts were cut but anna karenina is a huge book and i sort of expected that. What i looked for was the emotion from the book and i think it was properly conveyed. The chemistry between anna and vronsky was pretty strong, too. But the best part is definitely the soundtrack! Dario Marianelli is a legend.

the most intense and beautiful trailer I've ever watched. The film is also one of my favourites to this day - brilliant idea to set everything in a theatre space except for the second half of Lenin's story line! this version speaks for itself

The director loves Keira so much.

Surprised by so many comments expressing discontent that a film based on a Russian novel should be performed in English (when made for a British audience, as this film was) or even that it is made at all. Can anyone really be so ignorant? Are the people making this posts unaware that Shakespeare is performed around the world usually in the language of the country where it is performed. And when people perform plays by Ibsen they do not usually do it in Norwegian or put on Norwegian accents. When Shakespeare is performed in Russia, it is performed in Russian and they do not put on English accents either. The same is true of the many excellent Russian versions of Sherlock Holmes - they are in Russian without English accents. And yet here are people posting below, shocked that foreigners are making a film on a work by Tolstoy and not in the original language. I have no idea whether Tolstoy would have liked this version. What he would certainly not have liked is the idiotic idea that his work should not be performed in English or with British accents.

@deborahc7300

7 жыл бұрын

Exactly it's not like other countries make English films in English, they do it in their own language, Americans are usually the only ones who make a big deal out of this, but they make a big deal out of everything

@SparkleDeluxe_minecrafter

6 жыл бұрын

Cute Doggo Yes we really do don't we

@SI-cd7xs

6 жыл бұрын

False equivalancy, it's not about it being in the English language, it's that they tried to make it British. Memoirs of a Geisha is a movie in English but it's still a very good rendition for western audiences. At least TRY to convey this story being in Russia. The men are all feminine and VERY British the women do not act anything like Russian women. Literally NOTHING about it says Russia. It just lacks Russian soul which is CENTRAL to the story. As a film - it's sucks bad. As a rendition of Anna Karenina, it's sucks bad.

@yasodharakariyawasam9349

5 жыл бұрын

Ah! Someone open minded!

@Beingasong

5 жыл бұрын

@flyingdolphin In the time period portrayed in this film Russia is a country with very strong Orthodox Christian values. Also Russia has always been historically between West and East, you can see influences of both parts of the world in Russian culture. All these things make up the Russian character. At that time Anna's behavior was outrageous and she herself felt that what she was doing was very wrong, morally, religiously and she knew that what she was doing would never be accepted by the society and she felt a lot of guilt and remorse, she considered herself a sinner, not worthy, she "fell" and there was no way back which in the end brought her to the tragic end. This is a theme of not only Anna Karenina but many other novels of Russian classic literature, Dostoyevsky, Ostrovsky, Lermontov, Pushkin all wrote about it. "But I'm given to the other and I'll be faithful to him forever" these lines of one of Pushkin's characters show the only possible way for the soul to be saved while as we see it in literature all the other ways will lead to tragedy. I personally haven't seen this film yet but I love Anna Karenina with Sophie Marseau, I think she did a great job portraying Anna. But to understand Russian character better the best thing is to read the book :)

This soundtrack goes perfectly with this trailer. Amazing melody, it gives that mysterious and nostalgic vibe, I really like it!

The trailer alone deserves an Oscar.

@petraleopold2713

8 ай бұрын

agreed, its so breathtaking, plus soundtrack perfectly goes with it!

Whoever edited this trailer needs a raise

@petraleopold2713

8 ай бұрын

agreed💯💯

@PrincessOstrich

Ай бұрын

he ate fr

To me, this is the most beautiful trailer ever made.

Finally, another Joe Wright film!! I cant wait to watch this. Some of my favourite actors are in here: Kiera Knightley, Matthew Macfadyen, Jude Law, Aaron Johnson... CAN NOT WAIT!!

This is the best trailer I've seen my whole entire life

It's been ten years and the song in this trailer (Nero, by Two Steps from Hell) is still one of my top favorite songs of all time.

Chills... watching this movie is like stepping into a moving painting... a true work of art ... in all senses

she's the best actress of all times, what a talent she has !

I have just finished to read the book now, and I must say that it made me fall in love with Anna. The way Tolstoj describes the movement of her hands, her beauty, her thoughts, her persona, is just amazing and unbelievable. All of this becomes more terrible and tragic, as one experiences her death, through the pages of the book. It seems like we knew Anna personally, and the way way she ends her own life just breaks my heart.

@elleninetytwo

6 ай бұрын

You just spoiled the entire book for me and I just bought it

Ana's last words were " I like trains"

@teicitAC

8 жыл бұрын

+Marko Mandic I Hate u, now I know she is going to die. I was supposed to watch it now! :(

@bogdanlevi7483

6 жыл бұрын

Oh you poor bugger, MarKo

@justaninfiredperson

5 жыл бұрын

Alex Noir lol u r funny

@jonamonajan3907

4 жыл бұрын

Alex Noir 🤣🤣🤣

@yorukoglumariaela

4 жыл бұрын

@@teicitAC Everyone knows the story. You should have read the book by now

Dammit Joe Wright. You and your historical romance films. Just take my money already.

This film was absolutely poetry in motion! Sorta the passing of the historical actress baton from knightley to Valkinder..(sorry for the grammar)

One of my favourite films ever

Looked at this trailer after finished the book and my heart gone crazy. So read it and then look at this again.

I just watched this version, by accident, and it's beautiful. I boo'ed for Anna, felt sorry for her children, husband, and lover. She was selfish. But I loved the princess and her farmer husband having a HEA. The visual set was lovely. I'm an horror, supernatural, thriller type of chick so it came to a surprise that I enjoyed it.

This is one of the rare movies based on book that do not disappoint. Everything was great!

I took time to realize that was Aaron Johnson, OMG, Aaron and Jude in the same movie, this is perfection!

How can they have Darcy in the movie and NOT have him be the love interest

@ed9247

2 жыл бұрын

Worst part, they're siblings.

@mieyabollin9087

2 жыл бұрын

Right. omg I’m looking at Darcy but it’s not Darcy😂❤️

I don't usually share my thoughts about specific movie. But no one's talking about the husband, I felt like he is the most wrecked and was hurt the most among the characters. He is loyal and responsible man, to his family and state that's why when he said "what did I do to deserve this?" I felt his pain. I pity him. He's even willing to forget and keep that affair secret and keep Anna by his side as long she stop seeing the other man. Tbh, I felt like he loves Anna more than Vronsky does because he's willing to sacrifice. I don't see any spark as well when Vronsky look at Anna. I think it's just pure lust they felt towards each other. I didn't read the book. This is purely based on what I saw in the movie.

@UGuessin

2 жыл бұрын

That part actually made me choke up a bit. I liked the part when he stayed for dinner at Anna’s brothers and it felt like Konstantin was the only one who was on his side when he agreed with what he said about other men lusting for wives. I also agree with you that he really did try to save Anna’s reputation because he loved her and she wouldn’t have it. She had no respect for him at all.

@atibz3134

2 жыл бұрын

You got it right. People who pity Anna probably read the book during their adolescence. The romantic touch of tragic love is just a curtain, which hides deeper topics of the novel.

@minakshimishra1491

Жыл бұрын

I have read the book too and I felt much more bad more Karenin than for Anna

I'm glad Tolstoi isn't seeing this anytime, he would be so saddened.

One of my all time favourite films - proper art....

first time watching this movie, i was holding my breath throughout the whole movie/ every scene is filled with emotions

Guys you should watch the russian version of this film. You will be surprised, how good it is.

Matthew and Keira reunion😍

Book's author - Leo Tolstoy Movie's director - Joe Wright Protagonist - Keira Knighley SO. EXCITED.

matthew and keira in one film again.. I'm the happiest person

The loss of something good Slowly breaking away from you Makes us realize the temporality of unconditional warmth And creates the hopeful longing for a faultless reversal of time Yet our choices cannot govern change for the better when we are out of control We realize it’s over when it’s all too lamented “He looked at her as a man looks at a faded flower he has plucked, in which he can barely recognize the beauty that had made him pluck it and destroy it” To live through the tragedy we saw as beauty To be as real as calloused flesh; When Leo Tolstoy described our life before we lived it And the beauty of the tragedy does not feel beautiful to us no longer When self-destruction has the grasp on our lives There's no space for love in such a guilty mind How could this circle back to us? To realize the pain this account shall bring We find that by living her experience we feel the lacerate edges of our soul, Mangled and torn, wounded and sore Now we view this story through an experienced mind One in which we share the feeling’s Anna felt And wonder if it will drive us to our demise, like her Feeling the wind on our skin as the train goes by “God forgive me”

This movie is a masterpiece.

Currently reading the book. Don't know how long I could stop myself from watching the movie before finishing the book!

Love these period movies! Totally want to see this!

I loved this movie! In fact it had so many deep meanings on so many levels. In a way it was like Romeo and Juliet. Love at first sight. How do you deny love. I think we have all been there where you don’t think of the consequences and you just go for it. Back then woman did not have a voice and they were judged so harshly. We are all merely humans. At the end it was sad to see they gave her morphine for her sleep troubles as well as her mixing it with alcohol. She just had a child and almost died. She probably also has post partum depression as well as everyone not accepting her because of adultry. I wonder if count Vronsky really cheated on her with the princess or if she was becoming delusional from the morphine and drinking as well as not sleeping and depression. Such a tragic ended. I didn’t understand how both children ended up with Alexei her ex husband at the end. I read more online about it because they did not show what happened after she died. I found that Vronsky was in despair in finding out how she died especially because she killed her self at the train station where she first met him and they saw a man dead on the railroad tracks, kind of a way to go back to the start. In Vronsky grief he gives her daughter to Alexei and Vronsky enters into a war that he knows he won’t come out of. I wish they would of showed this ending instead. Because it is a quite morbid ending it reminded me of Madame Bovary. They died alone and in despair. I feel the characters deserved more than that. However obviously it was an excellent movie because it made me think so deeply and intensely and the actors all of them were absolute perfection. Especially Kiera Knightly.

@esmeralda1703

3 жыл бұрын

Anna's suicide was inspired by Anna Stepanovna Pirogova, lover of her neighbor Alexander Bibikov; she had committed suicide in a fit of jealousy. On January 4, 1872, at 7 pm, an unknown, well-dressed young woman, arriving at the Yasenki Moscow-Kursk railway in Krapivensky County, climbed onto the tracks at the time of the passing of freight train number 77, blessed if and threw itself on the tracks under the train, and was cut in half. Tolstoy and his wife Sofia knew the "young stranger" in the news. It was Anna Stepanovna Pirogova, the thirty-five-year-old lover and governess of one of Tolstoy's closest neighbors, Aleksandr Nikolaevich Bibikov, a forty-nine-year-old landowner and widower. On the situation of Anna and Vronsky, Tolstoy used the relationship of his cousin, Alexei Konstantinovich Tolstoy with Sofia Andreevna Bachmeteva, the mother of Tolstoy's cousin was against their relationship because he considered her a woman of terrible personality. Even though her lover's husband was dying and they were both getting married, their life was not easy. She loved living a life of luxury, which made her husband spend a lot of money, he who was a poet, his wife said in his face that Turguenev was better than him. This made Alexei very upset and reflected on his health. He was plagued by headaches. Someone advised him to relieve the pain with morphine. This destroyed him later - in 1875, he died of an overdose. Sofia Andreevna Bachmeteva was not a beautiful woman. Anna Karenina's appearance came from Maria Hartung, daughter of the poet Pushikin. She was in love with her husband, but her life was no less tragic, her husband was accused of a crime he did not commit and in the middle of court he committed suicide, which devastated his wife.

@lucylu5241

3 жыл бұрын

Did he cheat her in the end or was it all in her head?

@naheenisapoet69

2 жыл бұрын

@@esmeralda1703 ur second para is confusing

I need to watch this movie again but it was so much all in one movie honestly my heart couldn’t handle it. I’ll also add that I don’t understand the bad reviews either

@didhitianam8734

3 жыл бұрын

Same

I love Keira! 😊 Such a good actress!!

I don’t remember this from pirates of the Caribbean

Keira Knightley is born for classic characters ⚡

Another masterpiece from Joe Wright with Keira Knightley. I love them both so I can't wait!

I read this book, watched this movie. I'm so much into Anna Karenina I can't explain. I love it and you don't ask "why" in love.....

You guys I havent read the book and I am sure the movie is not exactly like it - Hollywood has always been making its altercations but despite that, 1000 pages could not be presented in two hours anyway-. We have seen so many versions of Anna Karenina in movies,theatre plays and Joe Wright managed to make sth unique.THIS MOVIE IS GOOD !

I miss this kind of films 😍

I adore her ❤️. Also this movie is brilliant and Aaron is fiiiiiine.

Trurly fascinating, how emotional an dynamic are all those trailers of films of that kind, but in real, film is so slow and caaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaalm

This was so beautiful. It brought me to tears xP

This trailer goes so hard - I keep coming back to it

Have not seen the movie yet, but I like the imagery of it. But having just finished the book, I think the biggest surprise for me was that Levin is actually the main character, while Anna seems to be something like his moral opposite.

Proud to watch this piece of art🎨

The 1:59 scene is the best of the movie! MAJESTIC

Wow this looks amazing 😍😍

I need to watch this again properly.

She is the queen of the historical dramas

Today i received the Book and read 100 pages just in one sitting.. First part finished... so i search anna karenina and watch this trailer

I studied this novel at school. Now I want to watch the British version.

tbh one of the best movies EVER it was diffrent then all those other love movies loveeddd it

My favorite words to describe the life...Tolstoj wrote in beggining of Ana Karenina....sve sretne obitelji nalikuju jedna na drugu..sve nesretne...nesretne su na svoj nacin....it goes like this in translation...all happy families look. Same on each other...all unhappy...are unhappy on their ways....Gosh...this must be lost in translation...now...????!!!##💕💕💕and with this start of the book...he said everything.....

No seriously, Mathew's role here was unrecognizable, i can't believe he played her brother after playing her lover in pride and prejudice...i can't take him seriously anymore 😭

i was confused for the entire movie.

@dagobertopulido7650

4 жыл бұрын

You should read the book

@astridamozorrutia3299

4 жыл бұрын

Same lol

@desiregonzalez7688

4 жыл бұрын

Fr! I dnt get it😭

@pirvuvalentina7970

4 жыл бұрын

damn why do i get notifications about this comment now?:)))

@KVron

4 жыл бұрын

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I LOVE THIS TRAILER. Still haven't seen the movie.

@iqramangi8419

5 жыл бұрын

Please dont watch the movie if u haven't read the book. This movie doesn't do justice to the great work of leo tolstoy.

It is the most beautiful novel I have ever read

Well, I for one loved the book *and* this adaptation. I admire Joe Wright for his bold vision. The casting may not have been perfect, but I'll always remember Jude Law's performance, he was fantastic.

Levin is the protagonist of the novel and they completely neglect him, of course

The movie was amazing one of my favourites!!! I need to read the Book though

Can't wait :) Keira is made for that kind of movies !

I'm excited to see this! It has a very surreal, Baz Luhrmann feel to it.

The main sponsor of the film - Russian Railways.

I'm finishing up the book right now and I hope they don't make kitty and Levin look like bad people in the movie because I love them so much.

Greatest novel ever :D

@hardquannone9527

3 жыл бұрын

The brothers karamazov is the best

One of my favorite films.

I love how it said from the directors of atonement and pride and prejudice. Keira knightly was in both of them

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There was no reason for them to make Count Vronsky that dreamy 😣

this is the most beautiful trailer i've seen till date (26.09.2020)

@petraleopold2713

8 ай бұрын

its still one of the best trailers😌

I actually love this movie. I thought they did capture some main points from the book and in some ways made it better. I felt bad for Anna because she was shamed and people were cruel when she made mistakes. Yes she didn't make good decisions and she tore her family apart but she shouldn't have to deal with people's judgements because everyone has demons. Anyway it does show the difference between how men were able to do the same thing and weren't as shamed for it like women. Very tragic story.

@TequilaMockingBird91

2 жыл бұрын

It was an entirely different world back then.....it was scandalous for women to go horseback riding or to show their ankles, both of which Anna boldly did which only expedited her ex-communication.

This is one of my favorite movie trailers of all time. It’s like a fairytale.

Although this movie was bad, the visuals and the atmosphere of the time period was amazing. The acting of almost every actor was oscar-worthy.

It was a master piece ♥️

Love, love this movie!!

I've red the novel in frensh and i'm sooooooooo happy they mad it as a movie with Keira as Anna i'm soooo happy OMG i can't believe it, it's a dream come true :'(