The Red Shoes (1948)
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- Anton Walbrook
- Marius Goring
- Moira Shearer
- Robert Helpmann
- Albert Bassermann
- Esmond Knight
- Austin Trevor
- Irene Browne
- Hay Petrie
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- Jul 5, 2021
It's frankly inexcusable that movies don't look like this anymore
Patrick WillemsJan 12, 2022we gotta stop putting men named boris in positions of power
KarstenJan 31, 2015A ravishing, delicate, painterly, expressionistic, and immaculately sustained work of dreamy poetry and magical flourishes; The Red Shoes is simply one of the great films of all time. Stunning doesn't even begin to describe it. The central ballet sequence is simultaneously…
SilentDawn - Mar 18, 2019
Black Swans grandmother
rudiJul 6, 2016Why great ballet movies are always scary?
gabriel guimarães?Jan 22, 2021this does NOT seem like it was made in the 40’s
lauren - Apr 12, 2016
Why cut between scenes when you could whip pan instead? Why settle for anything less than Jack Cardiff's camera in Technicolor, with Riviera sunsets pouring into blue-green rooms? Why not model your winged eyeliner after Moira Shearer's? Why choose Art or Love when you…
Alice StoehrOct 15, 2019the whole world dreamed in black and white until this movie came along and showed those hoes what color really looks like
eelySep 22, 2017try to convince me that film isn't the highest form of art lol
Aaron Michael
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a stunning tragedy with such extraordinary writing and talent. each shot is so well orchestrated and beautiful. the colors are so rich and vibrant. this is one of my favorite films and a story that everyone should know!
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once you get through the very beginning it begins to become interesting, Loved the cinematography the colors are amazing, the ballet dancing was gorgeous, i was interested in the characters as well, it intrigued me that Lermontov felt love or life got in the way of art/dance
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amazing setup beautiful choreography and costumes and cinematography some of which blew me away and then the ending dropped the ball majorly for me but thats how it would be for a modern audience, back then it wouldve gone crazy
Beautiful film but unfortunately too many good reviews kinds ruined it for me. Coolest part was seeing Vicky in pants. She ate that up