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Cinema Paradiso
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Synopsis
A filmmaker recalls his childhood when falling in love with the pictures at the cinema of his home village and forms a deep friendship with the cinema's projectionist.
Cast
- Antonella Attili
- Enzo Cannavale
- Isa Danieli
- Leo Gullotta
- Marco Leonardi
- Pupella Maggio
- Agnese Nano
- Leopoldo Trieste
- Salvatore Cascio
- Philippe Noiret
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- Aug 15, 2014
Tonight, halfway through my third viewing of Giuseppe Tornatore´s "Cinema Paradiso", I asked myself a question. A question that I had asked myself a hundred times before, but never really known the answer to. "Why do I love cinema?" There are three things that I hold…
fiend4mojitosOct 16, 2016i am just a kid. i've only been into movies for about 8 months and i know i have found my calling, my passion, and my life. in 10 years, will i still be insane and watch a movie every single day? will i still go to the cinema with my best friend and my mom? will i still…
#1 gizmo fanMar 7, 2020“whatever you end up doing, love it” a movie about movies making me cry at 5:30 in the morning... silly behavior! but this is who i am
Lucy - Jun 6, 2021
need toto’s reaction to Uncut Gems (2019)
KarstenJul 9, 2021I wish Italians were real :/
sawah 🦖Nov 5, 2020alfredo rolling in that coffin after hearing toto came back to giancaldo
Jay - Jul 6, 2021
"you changed" bro i watched cinema paradiso
diana!May 7, 2022It’s wild how movies literally used to be able to burst into flames and blind you. Those were the days.
Patrick WillemsApr 20, 2020At the end of the day, there is nothing in this world better than cinema.
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- Sabrina Bondi lovedCinema Paradiso
The story is drawn from the director Giuseppe Tornatore's childhood memories, presented here as a series of loosely-linked episodes commemorating the importance of movies -- of art -- in the lives of people forced to manage on very little.
Kareem likedCinema Paradiso"There's no future, Salvatore. Only the past. Even what happened yesterday is only a dream, a marvellous dream. I couldn't have hoped for a better ending." ♡
Paul lovedCinema ParadisoEverything just clicks in this movie: the drama, the comedy, the romance... the story, the chemistry between Toto and Alfredo, the wave of nostalgia, the incredible soundtrack, and that ending, so beautiful and emotional you’re not even sure if it’s happy or sad. Just pure cinema
- Ali campos lovedCinema Paradiso
9/10 Estoy llorando
Pietro likedCinema ParadisoA big italian classic, which tells the story of a boy, who like so many others in the 1960s, had to leave his small town and had to change his life. Salvatore's story is full of melancholy joy and hope in love and future and is accompanied by a beautiful Morricone's soundtrack.
Lukraina lovedCinema ParadisoContains all the necessary elements that every movie should have. Great character developments, plot twists, director’s vision, romance, side characters, comical aspect, dramatic culmination. Always had a smile on my face throughout the whole movie. Love it.
- Nacho Cervera lovedCinema Paradiso
Probablemente una de las mejores películas que he visto en mi vida. La trama es perfecta. La historia de los personajes y las pequeñas enseñanzas que dejan los guiones por el camino. La recomendaría ver a cualquier persona con un mínimo gusto del cine.
Laura Carril Herrera lovedCinema Paradiso"Cinema Paradiso" is a timeless masterpiece that beautifully captures the magic of cinema and the nostalgia of childhood. With heartfelt performances and a poignant story, it's an enchanting cinematic experience that lingers in the hearts of viewers.
William Luckenbach lovedCinema ParadisoEqually heartwarming and heartbreaking, Cinema Paradiso is a deeply personal and truly beautiful love letter to cinema. Through Toto we don’t only experience the magic of cinema but the beauty of love, heartbreak, and what it means to be human. 10/10
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Metacritic
If ever a movie came from the heart, it was Giuseppe Tornatore's nostalgic Cinema Paradiso (1988) now getting a rerelease to celebrate its silver jubilee.
Peter Bradshaw
The Guardian
Originally a two-part film running about three hours, this treacle has been reduced by almost a third, though it still seems to run on forever -- a bit like life but much less interesting.
Jonathan Rosenbaum
Chicago Reader
Remain open to fantasies but not be consumed by them. These are good lessons for a would-be director. They are good lessons for everybody. And no recent movie has taught them with more patient sweetness. [Feb. 5, 1990]
Richard Schickel
Time
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