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The Diving Bell and the Butterfly

I saw it today...Schnabel is a genius:crush:

Such a beautiful movie...like a painting w/a with a soundtrack & so full of emotion...that scene w/the 3 of them...if you've seen it...you know the one I mean...I'll definitely be going to see it again because this film is exactly what I need right now...:heart:...
 
I terribly need to see this. Freedom through imagination, film as art, stories with meaning, these are a few of my favorite things, and this movie is cracked up to have all of that. I can't wait.
 
I was actually going to make a post about this the other day! It's such a great film.
 
It's amazing :woot: I fell in love with it, and I need to see it again :heart:

I don't know though, the trailer doesn't attract me at all - I saw the movie without knowing really anything about it...so if you don't like the preview, don't be put off - it's a really incredible film.
 
If someone tells you what this film is about it doesn't sound that appealing. But the way it's handled is really clever and it draws you in from the start by putting you in Jean-Do's head so you get to know what he's thinking and see what he sees. It's a good way to get you to overcome any prejudice you may feel as you don't see what he looks like almost until he does.

Also, the scene where he "speaks" on the phone to his house-bound father is brilliant.
 
^I totally agree :flower:
For me, the feeling of being trapped was very powerful. It forced me to consider that issue, but it wasn't condescending in any way ^_^ Its also very successful at showing how one action or event has consequences far wider than we imagine.
 
oooh. this movie had a lot of heart.

p.s. i think schnabel has the best taste in human beings
everyone was such a pleasure to look at
from matthieu (in his normal state, of course)
to emma de caunes as L'impératrice
even the little kids were all incredibly cute.
 
this is the most beautiful movie. it was done brilliantly.

i'm surprised there is not more on here about the movie or jean do. considering he was the elle editor. i have tried to look on the internet for information about him, or even a picture. could anyone point me in the right direction? thanks
 
i agree. i just thought it was a french thing though. but yes jean do's father, his friend and the man that was held hostage for 4 years were all attractive, and the doctor etc. everyone was.


oooh. this movie had a lot of heart.

p.s. i think schnabel has the best taste in human beings
everyone was such a pleasure to look at
from matthieu (in his normal state, of course)
to emma de caunes as L'impératrice
even the little kids were all incredibly cute.
 
this is the most beautiful movie. it was done brilliantly.

i'm surprised there is not more on here about the movie or jean do. considering he was the elle editor. i have tried to look on the internet for information about him, or even a picture. could anyone point me in the right direction? thanks

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For anyone who liked the movie...
the book is magnificent!

And seeing that he wrote it one blink at a time,
the words seems to pull you in even more.
 
i would love to read the book....i thought the film was magnificent...i hate comparisons with films because it never does the film in question justice but having said that, i couldnt help but be reminded of the sea inside {mar adentro} when i watched this film, and i loved mar adentro completely too...:heart: i think the father in this film was absolutely brilliant, like someone said that scene over the phone broke my heart....the movie was so well done, incredibly sensitive, artistic and subtle. i loved it :wub:
 
Ah, this just reminded me how much I want to read the book! The film was magnificent, and so absolutely robbed of Oscars. Especially cinematography.
 
I think this is one of the best movies I have ever seen. The cinematography and camera work is excellent. It is such a touching movie.
I don't think I have ever cried that much during a movie. Excellent!
 

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