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Personally, I didn't think it was a great film (it was a bit irritating in fact) until towards the end when the case came before the court. Then it made you think. I can't agree that it is one of the greatest films of all time, but I can agree that it makes you think.

can’t believe the critics hated this movie when it first came out, this thing was a masterpiece

Some genuinely great films here, but one criticism I'd make is that there were far too few non English language films for my taste.

How I adore Michael and Emeric, but "A Matter of Life and Death" is not a favorite, although it is stunning and wonderful.

My favourite British movie of all time.

I first saw this on WPIX as a little girl and the effect was profound. I believed every bit of it; I got nauseous with happiness that people would create something so beautiful (same thing happened the first time I heard Pachelbel's Canon in D); it made me grateful. And thank YOU for posting this appreciation.

Amazing! Loved it❤❤❤

Wow this is such an amazing trailer, I can't wait to see the movie!

Has anyone seen the frosty interview between Cybil Shepherd and Barry Norman from film 73? Awkward but super funny. "So Miss Shepherd, what's it like being the bird in the middle?" That question did not go down well! lol

I love the final scene, i always cry when i see Goncharov's death...

My favorite film😢

Leopoldo

goncharov is not a real movie, internet made it

I saw this as a child, six? No more than seven. I dreamed of it the same night in particular of the statues. Now I'm writing up the dream using parts of the film for my Autobiography. As my mother died in 44 when I was two & a half the story of the film made such an impression on me.

Absolutely love this movie. Amazing cast; Marius Goring is a riot. Not for all tastes, but if you're willing to stick with it, it's an incredible story of love, loss, and rebirth.

Noticed a weird familial connection between some of the films used here. Both 'The Souvenier' and 'The Double' feature actress Lydia Fox. 'The Double' also features Lydia's father James Fox, whose brother Edward appears in 'Accident'. Edward's son Freddie also appears in 'The Riot Club'.

If the film ever gets made, I hope you are the editor.

fucking classic

It's important that we don't take this movie 9ut of context in terms.of the world af this point in history

this is the best film I have seen in years

honestly this has got to be one of my favourite films

NOT THE TICKING FROM THE CLOCK SCENE AT THE END HOW ICONIC

Was so romantic movie I love it

goncharov was one of my grandfather's favourite movies, i watched it when i was around ten with my dad. shocked to hear that so few people have heard of it! i don't know too much about film, but goncharov, in my opinion, deserves to be considered a classic.

Like Sunrise (1927) and Man with a Movie Camera (1929), it's a movie in love with movies and all of their possibilities.

Here's a question ---- In heaven we see a lot of dead soldiers and nurses from WW2 ... but none of them are Germans and Japanese ... so where in the Other World do you think They are? ... Hmmmmm.

I saw this film in 1961 fantastic film I was very impressed

2024 and still coming back to this masterpiece, cant believe this didnt win any oscars

This movie was such a huge part of my childhood that I wound up becoming Italian and joining the mob. Like a mafia version of Oli London.

They are just the best films to watch.And I have been doing it for years!

I'm amazed this was a joke before the AI boom

My favorite part was when goncharov said to sovetskaya "stand proud sovetskaya, you were strong, but I alone am the honored one who left it all behind in my oberwhelming intensity" Then goncharov'ed all over the place. Truly a revolutionizing moment in cinema history. Pure kino. Tenoí

This is just great! Thank you so much! The details are incredible.

Most people don’t know this but god was actually inspired by the market scene between Katya and Sofie that in homage to it he wrote the story of Eve and the Apple

Now i want to see this film. And what it is selling it to me is the appearance of Cybill Sheppard. She was such a good actress who always got the wrong end if the stick. Well, it seems to exist, but other people say it doesn't.

It's a truly beautiful film, only beaten by Kind hearts and coronets.

Goncharov is a good movie, but rather overated, honestly.

The greatest gangster picture and Martin Scorsese's masterpiece, truly immaculate.🤌

Such a great film among many they made.

the fact that this trailer didn't show the apple cutting scene was crazy... no wonder it was lost media

I can’t wait for the theatrical playing for their 50th. Anniversary! 🎉

I wish I could see this movie for the first time again 🥲

Why is no one taking about the anime adaptation? It was BEAUTIFULL!

Ice pick Joe was the best character his story is such an interesting look on mental health for his time

Is all of that packed into one film?! Solely for the sake of increasing the efficiency of my cultural intake, I feel like I should find it and watch it.

Smashing job! in my heart, I know the movie making process of today would absolutely butcher it, but based on your trailer, I would still buy a ticket.

This movie is so iconic in my home country argentina because it was the first to get banned by the dictatorship due to it's deep themes of anti oppressive governments and liberty.

A tiny hope in the back of my mind prays that Scorsese sees this and decides to make the meme a reality.

This is a fabulously heart-rending yet heart warming film. I saw it many years ago on television. It was part way through but I became entranced and watched it to the end. It was years before it was repeated. But when it was, I pounced on the opportunity to see the whole story. I was even more wrapped up in it the second time. Years later in a retro shop, I found the DVD. Of course I bought it. I try to encourage younger people to watch it. To let it nudge their subconscious towards a more positive outlook. To perhaps assist them to value life. You see heaven is in black and white while the living world is in colour. Maybe there's a reason for that?

Pacino was completely robbed, can’t believe he didn’t win Best Supporting Actor for this role.