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Great review. I have watched it dozens of times, the cinematography is gorgeous. I believe the author of the book spent time in Siberia. Lara being Mother Russia makes total sense that even tho he dies at the end, Mother Russia goes on. Thank you.

I was 4 years of age when this movie came out. But I remember my Mom loved it, my Dad not so much. Mom is 90 now and I got here a copy of it for Christmas. It made her smile. The truth is I dont remember it that well and I want to see it again. Its been too long. But it always struck me about the harsh conditions of Russias past. Thanks for this review. Very enlightening.

The takeover was done by private bankers…….so……the answer is…….where does Putin have bank accounts and who does he answer to…..does he hold as much court as……lets say……the British……nope……

The comment regarding how the book had to be smuggled out of Russia is so true. Boris Pasternak was awarded the Nobel prize for literature but the communist party forced him to decline it. The regime was terrifying. I look back to the humanity that Gorbachev brought to the Soviet regime long, long after and how he ended his days vilified and now we have the nightmare of Putin, and the inhumanity is all back.

How much is Strelnikov a depiction of Nestor Mahkno, Trotsky, and or what others? I am with you about this movie. My Great Grandfather was a Czarist spy who was betrayed to the Red Guards. They blocked the rail line as depicted in the film... Only he (David Klausen) jumped from the train eluded capture, walked to Mongolia and escape. He returned home, gathered his family and took them to America. In this way my Grandmother survived while the village she was born in was massacred at the end of WWI... the work of Mahkno's machine guns and Lenin's edict to gather food for the cities.

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The international revolution never happened. Neo marxists still don’t get it.

Reading “Russia” (1917 - 1922) by Anthony Beevor about the Revolution followed by the Civil War. Horrible time followed by more horrible times. Fear Communism. Stop Communism.

This is a novel I definitely plan to read again. I read it very young, after I had seen the film, and expected a romantic plot, but instead got disappointed. Now older and more interested in history and social background, I intend to give it a second try and compare it to the film.

Lovely video, haven't watched the film for more than 50 years (but will, definitely, again). Just noticed a mistake in the station signpost, though (at 09:14) - it reads Yuriaitn, should be Yuriatin. They should have had a couple of (emigre) Russians doing the scenery!

Wonderful review and insight. Thank you for posting.

Very astute analysis

Dr Zhivago, a David Lean masterpiece.

I had no idea!

There's meaning??

Lost count how many times I've watched this beautiful movie.18 when i first saw it 75 now!!!❤

Great story, great movie. Yes, all the characters represent factions of the Russian struggle and the efforts of Soviet dominance. The Rod Steiger character represents the the corrupt and powerful forces in society. The book was banned.

It is no doubt a fascinating and impactful movie, hard to forget,

6:20 The soldiers you say are retreating are actually heading to the front and encounter Russian soldiers who were fleeing the front. Maybe there was an ideological component to what happened, but I don't think that was the point the movie was making. I am also picking up an ideological bias on the part of the presenter, The Communist Soviet Union ultimately greatly improved the lives of the Russian people and dragged from a medieval society into a modern one. We may not like the authoritarian nature of it, but before condemning the methods of the Soviet Union, maybe we should more closely examine the methods used now and in the past of the United States.

The show so nice, they named it Twice

Best show ever.

remember marys husband tom drank schlitz beer??! LOL

Did I miss something here? Oh well.

where can i stream ALL full episodes!! this was great came on 11pm- back when

You're completely stupid; a real amerikun. Both the novel and the film (or what u peeple call a moovie) concern what it's like to assert oneself as an an individual in time of war--ostensibly a time in which collecie action is paramount. Hence the name , Zhivago, which loosely translates from the Russian as ''master of life'. Pasternak's answer-- so admirably captured by Lean (he's the director, btw) --was to capture the reality that humans are driven by sentiment. But as described by both, sentiment drove the collective action of the russian revolution as well as our hero's quest for love. Or to put it in the Deleuzian language, Desire is everywhere, and any politics is a matter of harnessing desire into a collective endeavor and away from individual pursuits. So in the final scene, we see Zhivago's daughter and boyfriend proudly showing off the new dam constructed by their collective desiring effort. This, of course, puts to shame the childish ideology uv u amerikunz who beeleev that love can only bee direkted towardz the ultra persunul. Being far smarter than u peeple, both Lean and Pasternak demonstrate the contrary.Moreover, what lean failed to do is to offer a cinematic representation of Zhivago as a problematic hero--as given by Pasternak. In other words, in the novel, our hero, by rejecting the communal, is only half the master of life...But this would require reading--which your genre finds way too hard.

Yeah, that is a "bit" far fetched.

Yes she was in In the Good Old Summertime as a toddler with her mother. Then the Judy Garland show with her family. This was her third movie as an adult

Cool.

Excellent movie great cast script and direction some outstanding scenes ‘We have to live without sympathy don’t we? We can’t do that forever. One has to come in. In from the cold.’

Strong acting...good film !

The Russian General is Zhivago's half-brother Evgraf, who does a lot for Zhivago throughout the movie and the book, and wants to help Zhivago's daughter as he helped Zhivago.

It is one of the best and a masterpiece of a movie. I cannot understand why the bath tub scene is taken literally. Nicole’s Anna is wanting to believe that her husband has come back because she was never over him

Completely WRONG interpretation!! Two lovers swept up by revolution is EXACTLY what this movie is about. You know nothing about the reasons for the Russian revolution.

Fantastic review...the symbolism behind the characters never occurred to me & I'm fairly smart 😅 I've seen this movie more times than any movie, first viewing 1965 on a movie screen with an intermission. EPIC

Your video is complete nonsense. And as far as faces go, look at the face of Elvis Presley in compared to the ancient Greek statues you'll see that such faces have existed

60TH Anniversary coming up next year, and most likely there’ll be a big demand for a theatrical re-release, especially since it should include the lesser known small town on-screen walk-ins of rural communities, including that of Flemingsburg, Kentucky. Ofcourse, it would probably depend on how soon the theatre in that town is restored for showing movies again.

Leftist actually still have those idea FWIW

Back when Liza Minelli was really, really cute.

Actually, it wasn't a lifeboat, but rather the captain's launch ship which made the situation even worse.

So he was like Ubermensch / superman of a cient Greece

My favourite episode! Love Alicia's beautiful, innocent smile.😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃

Nobody ever notices that the opening of this episode and the opening of "Risky Business" are identical.

The Gorgeous 'Ms. Pettet.....was in 3 episodes of Night Gallery. The House. 'Keep in Touch: 'We'll Think of Something'....and This one. I just googled this beautiful creature because i was just mesmerized and transfixed at her absolute beauty, and 'How damn much....she resembles the equally Gorgeous Sharon Tate. Come to find out, Ms. Petter and Sharon were very close friends and Joanna had seen Ms. Tate, the 'very day', Aug 8th, 1969....hours before the awful event at Cielo. Can't make this stuff up.

Good to see that people appreciate this film. When it first appeared, the critics were not very kind. Glad that's changed.

Hey Vincent, Lara doesn't survive, Stalin "disappears" her at the end, per Yegevny, Zhivago's half-brother.

I too remember the movie from long ago . And today I can`t help but think of modern day Russia . I see the connections , the contrasts and the contradictions . Even though it was a movie and today is not . But is it much different ? People still give up their sons lives in trade for who has power .

Curious... which version did you watch, the R or X rated? I've watched both, and the extra...ah...footage in the X rated version did nothing to add to the story except if you are into that kind of thing, which I'm not. I thought it would be extra gore and violence. My mistake. If memory serves, it was the Penthouses editor and owner, Bob Guccione, who insisted on the adult content being added. I also read somewhere that the main stars of the movie, MacDowell, O'Toole and Mirren were not happy about the added footage as well.

She looked aged to me.

You will own nothing, exactly what they are trying in this country now Make no mistake about it supreme soviet party chairman pootin wants nothing more for the soviet union to re-emerge and he be the supreme soviet

The human spirit, expressed through art and music, cannot be extinguished.