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Runtime: 129 min
Audio: 5.1
Language: Eng
Subtitles: Italian
Resolution: 720x480
Frame Rate: 29.9 fps
Video Bitrate: 5228 Kb/sec
Audio Bitrate: 440 kbps

Year:	2012
Starring:	Keira Knightley, Jude Law, Aaron Taylor-Johnson
Genre:	Drama
Director:	Joe Wright

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Review: I love the novel, so I'll talk about making Ely Joe Wright which is among other adaptations, but, of course, look at its merits as a film apart from the novel.As an adaptation of all, this version falls somewhere in the middle. Even without all metatheatrical ornaments, took an interesting approach is valid for the novel, which shows that the novel could be adapted to infinity and still be fresh each time. As readers of the novel would know, lots masse Anna bargain. Tolstoy did not write vague kind: he wrote fully fleshed characters, script and style recognized Tom Stoppards Tolstoy. So I will not condemn the film plane, and eclipsing the things he puts right.Keira Knightley Anna version is not as bad as you might think. It makes sense to hold a bit so many other elements of the novel shine through. She goes to unfriendly approach and it works. All their gestures usually find it annoying, the student Smirking and rampant nymphomania-actually work for this paper. This takes Anna Vronsky just because she can and then can not help but regret. We can feel her frustration: she is young and wants to have fun, but she is tied to a husband more congestion. In this sense, his interpretation of modern enough, but not terribly so.Aaron Taylor-Johnson as Count Vronsky was simply miscast. If the novel had been about Anna seduce a child, it would have been great, but Vronsky is thought to be a man of fire. The style is atrocious, looks like a Scandinavian Eurovision entry seventies. Wright seems to have told some of the actors act realistic and some "stylized set to play. Taylor-Johnson plays the fireworks while just comes off as camp and shabby. The scene in which he is to guide Frou Frou is like a production of Equus and there is a love scene with Keira Knightley brought to mind an old ad of Philadelphia cheese. His revelation of love is also abused. Anna has a kind of fantasy, dream, where the two have an erotic ballet and suddenly you're pounding away, probably now in the True Law as Karenin world.Jude. An odd choice, when Vronsky could have played for five years and could even get away with a straight thrust. However, he gives a performance that is probably its best. Your Karenin is a bureaucrat through and through. Other adaptations have yet Karenin an attractive choice. This Karenin certainly not going to suddenly develop a passion. We also see how it is manipulated by the Countess Lidia moral guardian. If the law is trying to make a reputation as a serious actor right, hes path.And what about all those things pretentious theater? Really slows down the pace in the first third, but once you get used to it, you can enjoy the movie. The ending is a bit abrupt (no, that famous final scene is not the last), but very moving.