Aaron taylor Johnson is the only blonde with mousetache that really looks like he was the most handsome man in the world. He was pretty and ethereal and very handsome and dashing.
I made the same eye contact at the beginning 0:06 with a hot stranger we passed each other and then looked back each other and i gotta it’s the embarrassing yet happiest thing ever lol couldn’t staahppp laughing when i went back to my room
This movie breaks my heart in so many ways. I have a love/hate relationship with it. It portrays love between two people so beautifully that I can’t look away, but it’s knowing the train wreak of a life that happens afterward that makes me want to stop it before it begins. It’s the definition of a tragic love story.
Tiffany Cummings It's the 2012 film "Anna Karenina" with Keira Knightley. It's based on the book of the same name written by Russian author Leo Tolstoy. :)
I don’t support adultery but d*mn he is so fine and really persuasive. The scene when he was telling her “Makes no difference” had me falling in love like I was Anna. His whole line there was chef’s kisses. What a way to sway a woman’s resolve.
the way this movie & The Duchess always makes me ugly cry 😅 Keira Knightly is clearly my favorite actress with my favorite movie being Pride & Prejudice 🥲
(long commment) vronsky's love for her was so real, i wish she could have saw it, the movie might make people think differently of him but the book helped me understand every character more . so many of my quotes from the book come from him - the way his character thinks of his relationship with anna is so beautiful and tragic and i wish people saw his character for how he is shown in the book . here are some of my favorite quotes i kept : "As he sat in solitude in the closed carriage, he took out his mother’s letter and his brother’s note, and read them through. Yes, it was the same thing over and over again. Everyone, his mother, his brother, everyone thought fit to interfere in the affairs of his heart. This interference aroused in him a feeling of angry hatred-a feeling he had rarely known before. “What business is it of theirs? Why does everybody feel called upon to concern himself about me? And why do they worry me so? Just because they see that this is something they can’t understand. If it were a common, vulgar, worldly intrigue, they would have left me alone. They feel that this is something different, that this is not a mere pastime, that this woman is dearer to me than life. And this is incomprehensible, and that’s why it annoys them. Whatever our destiny is or may be, we have made it ourselves, and we do not complain of it,” he said, in the word we linking himself with Anna. “No, they must needs teach us how to live. They haven’t an idea of what happiness is; they don’t know that without our love, for us there is neither happiness nor unhappiness-no life at all,” he thought." "He felt that the love that bound him to Anna was not a momentary impulse, which would pass, as worldly intrigues do pass, leaving no other traces in the life of either but pleasant or unpleasant memories. He felt all the torture of his own and her position, all the difficulty there was for them, conspicuous as they were in the eye of all the world, in concealing their love, in lying and deceiving; and in lying, deceiving, feigning, and continually thinking of others, when the passion that united them was so intense that they were both oblivious of everything else but their love." "Dressed in a white gown, deeply embroidered, she was sitting in a corner of the terrace behind some flowers, and did not hear him. Bending her curly black head, she pressed her forehead against a cool watering pot that stood on the parapet, and both her lovely hands, with the rings he knew so well, clasped the pot. The beauty of her whole figure, her head, her neck, her hands, struck Vronsky every time as something new and unexpected. He stood still, gazing at her in ecstasy." " A: "I beg you, I entreat you,” she said suddenly, taking his hand, and speaking in quite a different tone, sincere and tender, “never speak to me of that!” V: “But, Anna…” A: “Never. Leave it to me. I know all the baseness, all the horror of my position; but it’s not so easy to arrange as you think. And leave it to me, and do what I say. Never speak to me of it. Do you promise me?… No, no, promise!…” V: “I promise everything, but I can’t be at peace, especially after what you have told me. I can’t be at peace, when you can’t be at peace….” "She was an honorable woman who had bestowed her love upon him, and he loved her, and therefore she was in his eyes a woman who had a right to the same, or even more, respect than a lawful wife. He would have had his hand chopped off before he would have allowed himself by a word, by a hint, to humiliate her, or even to fall short of the fullest respect a woman could look for." (vronsky's view and devotion to her) "His attitude to society, too, was clear. Everyone might know, might suspect it, but no one might dare to speak of it. If any did so, he was ready to force all who might speak to be silent and to respect the non-existent honor of the woman he loved." “The firmer the woman’s footing in society, the worse it is. That’s much the same as -not merely carrying the fardeau in your arms-but tearing it away from someone else.” “You have never loved,” Vronsky said softly, looking straight before him and thinking of Anna." "“I want nothing, nothing but this happiness,” he thought, staring at the bone button of the bell in the space between the windows, and picturing to himself Anna just as he had seen her last time. “And as I go on, I love her more and more. Here’s the garden of the Vrede Villa. Whereabouts will she be? Where? How? Why did she fix on this place to meet me, and why does she write in Betsy’s letter?”" "His ambitious plans had retreated into the background again, and feeling that he had got out of that circle of activity in which everything was definite, he had given himself entirely to his passion, and that passion was binding him more and more closely to her." (vronsky always coming back to her and being willing to leave the military and the comfortability of his current life just to be with her )
thank you so much for taking the time to type this out. It gives a lot of insight and honestly makes my heart ache less because of the way they portrayed him in the movie.
@@raphylv30 i could write an essay about vronsky's character and his relationship with anna - i think he is as deep as the other characters and not just the careless officer that wanted a married woman
They did that with the sets on purpose. It’s meant to show how everyone is putting on an act for society and not really being their true selves. When Anna breaks from the act, she is punished.
lev tolstoy wrote about their love so beautiful that it’s not only melts my heart, it breaks my heart everytime i rewatch the movie, cause i know it’s not gonna end well…
@@Tubaraoteamo-mi9fd it’s really long i recommend you watching the movie it’s beautiful ok so i tried my best, correct me if i’m wrong : it’s about the affair of a married woman (Anna) and a handsome young man (Count Vronsky) They met at a railway station when she arrived to visit his brother (in order to reconcile his broken marriage). It’s like love at first sight to them, they eventually fell in love… Anna obviously doesn’t love her husband anymore (who is a government officer and much more older), she is bored of her life, even her 8 yo son doesn’t bring her joy, so she gets interested in Vronsky. Their love affairs becomes so strong everyone in the high class notices and judges them, even Anna’s husband asks her to behave modestly. After spending a “night” (ykwim) with Vronsky, Anna feels guilty, she finds out she is pregnant and realizes they’re attached forever from that moment. Vronsky suggests Anna to leave her husband and marry him, but her husband says no and punishes her by moving out and taking their son from her. Vronsky also finds himself in a complicated situation, if he opens about the affairs with Anna, he’ll have to leave his service and his position, his promising life etc (and women’s attention too). Finally Anna gives birth to their child, which forces Vronsky to resign. Anna’s mental is quite bad at this time, like a hysterical condition, social judgment, her problems with her husband and she feels miserable, Vronsky is exhausted from her endless rebukes and her doubting him. All of that leads to her throwing herself under a train. Vronsky tries to handle everything and volunteers to go to war while Anna’s husband ends up taking care of the children. (i could to better but english is not my mother language)
Guys, just read the book. This movie is nothing compared with book. You can find a completely different love story, completely different personalities. Kira is a wonderful actress but she is not a russian woman (i am not about discrimination) but russian women live their love and passion a little bit different.
I noticed, Vronsky kept giving Anna ultimatums…like “if you don’t dance with me I’m leaving this operatum” or “I’m leaving to Tashkent”. She was a little older than him, but he was manipulative, I’m sure he was in love with her, but he used these methods to sway her
A man who knows what he wants and is persistent is attractive. The way he talked seems as if he was sure and he wanted Anna to finally make up her mind or else she’s going to lose her prize. Oh well, this is just fiction but he is persuasive. I don’t blame her for giving in. Haha.
@@heyitsC1 the world is being seriously deprived 😭 he would’ve made a much better Christian gray than that block of stone Jamie doormat lol short but wgaf!
@@scorpleeon OMG wait what...yes he would have he should've auditioned...but his wife is super weird and doesn't like him doing a ton of roles...she's like 60 bruh just do u
@@heyitsC1 and she directed the FIRST ONE where she would been on set every blessed day! what’s the point of having a hot husband if you don’t show him off, like men do their trophy wives lol
@Hazel Allison Is just... there exist a lot of different types of love... surely viewed from outside depends on your own definition of what love is...However it feels really real and so difficult to explain to people who hasn't feeling it before... Obviously if we are talking about Long lasting love between two people it's needed more than just a look.... but also can be an unforgettable experience for the one who experienced it, whether it becomes something else or remains as a magical feeling
@Hazel Allison in the book, he didn't "fall in love" with her at first sight, something about her interested him, and he sort of became infatuated with her, i wouldn't call it "true" love though. but after she gave birth to their daughter and all the event that followed, he actually saw her for who she is, he accepted all her parts, he came to love them and felt like there was no life without her, since to him, she was his life.
I absolutely adore this movie, I saw it recently and was wondering if the end happened only because Anna was delusional or if vronsky was actually getting bored of her and even cheated on her ? Idk if i'm the only one who was confused abt what the count did or did not do, he definitly loved her and wanted to be with her but he's quite the flirt so maybe he just flirted with girls but it was too much for anna to handle after everything she jas been through and her jealous tendencies took over which led her to her tragic destiny.
It's all in her head. If you watch closely there are particular shots from the midway point that make anna seem more and more deranged, or even completely separated from reality. The the first half of the film is a forbidden love story, the last half of the film is anna slowly losing her mind
To my understanding, Anna started feeling that Vronsky's passion has burnt out and that she is becoming a burden for him. Their love is coming to an end. By stepping out of marriage into the relationship with Vronsky Anna cut out all the tights with the society. Vronsky was everything for her. There was no way back. All the bridges were burnt and when she started feeling that she is loosing the love of Vronsky, there was nothing left for her. Remember, it is 19th century conservative aristocratic society Anna belonged to. She broke its rules. Society would never accept her back. After loosing Vronsky, Anna had no choice but suicide. There was no other solution for her. She put all her life on her passion card. And she lost! ( Sorry for the mistakes. English is not my language).
Please let him be the next James Bond. I dont watch Bond movies, but he would be perfect...then maybe I would watch them..he deserves it...he can act and he is gorgeous 🙏🏻
Я из России у нас снято 3 или 4 экранизации по этому произведению, но мне понравилась именно эта экранизация-спектакль, так чувственно и страстно что сердце замирало ❤Божественно
Me encanta cuando un hombre puede ver más haya del físico de una mujer y se enamora del alma y espíritu de ella. Su escencia, cuando la ve pura y sagrada solo para el. Solo la quiere poseer el.
This wonderfully woven Russian classic by Tolstoy shows how men love to chase beautiful, shiny things, and then get bored of them once they fully possess them. I have personally experienced such tragedies. Men that chased me persistently and that left unceremoniously after having attained my love. Made me turn into a bitch towards men and be very distrustful of their intentions and behaviour. It takes a lot of courage, heart, and strength to let people in after all that, but also demand what you believe you deserve and not settle for anything less. Believe me, you will get it. Anna, like any woman of her time, didn't know any better because she wasn't taught any better. Her idealistic ideas of romance ultimately killed her and her relationship with the count. It really is a beautiful treatise of a whole era and its view on love. Also, very telling of Russia's culture at the time. She tries with all her might to be proper and not give in, but lust and the pull of love are ultimately too strong and become her undoing. She chooses love over respectability and peace. And it becomes the wrong choice. That's why she kills herself. She realizes what a mistake that was and how a life with no real love ain't worth living. She lost her belief in real love and chose to end it. Why live if you can't have real love?! Also, the ending really showed how the society at the time consumed women, mercilessly. Vrontsky gets to keep living and having freedom, while she is branded and mistreated. It should teach us how freedom and one's chance at emancipation is the ultimate love; everything else is secondary. Long live Tolstoy, the heart of Russia!
You are so right on what brought Anna to such sad end. The aristocratic society would never accept her back for breaking its rules. If Anna would keep the relationship secret and had just an affair while keeping her official marriage , the society would be OK with it. As long as it doesn't go public. It was a hypocrisy of those days. But Anna was brave enough to have an open relationship and to break up with her husband. She didn't want to be a hypocritical and a layer. She put all her life on a passion card. And she lost! Unfortunately the society would never have her back.. Vronsky was becoming cold towards her. His passion has died out. Except him Anna had no one to turn to. Her life and her reputation was ruined. She had no other choice ! Even though the modern society is much better towards women than in 19th century in Russia, still there is a different approach and demands towards women and men. If a women had several partners - she is a shut, but it is fine for a guy! Even cool! Also Russian ladies are taught that all men are polygamous by nature and cheating of a husband is a normality. A "wise" wife must understand and forgive! Cheating from a woman's side is unacceptable and never should be forgiven. And there are plenty of those double standarts which are imposed on society.
What do you mean “freedom and one’s chance at emancipation is the ultimate love”? How are you using the word emancipation, (which means unbinding of one’s shackles…)?
Vronsky still loved her. It was her mind that told her otherwise. She doesn’t realize that after the passion leaves, real love begins in the mundane existence of life. She erroneously thinks that this kind of passion will be forever and it never is. It is the stability of family and society which lets a person to continue. Unfortunately she lived at a time when women were not afforded this kind of luxury and she kept on Spiraling out of control. People who commit suicide are depressed for whatever reasons imagined or not.
@@natalieweek9716 I have never read the books but got a 2 day fascination with the story. So what I picked up is that Tolstoy actually knew a woman that was in Anna's position, and I assume she inspired her character in the book. What I find kinda fascinating that Anna starts in the movie with gaslighting her brother's wife by telling her that he loves her and that she should not give up on this man because he had cheated on her. Later Anna starts to feel attraction towards Vronsky. So what the story says about society is one thing, but since it's inspired by real people, I find it kinda telling that two kids from the same family are so reckless with getting into affairs themselves when they're married. When you see a pattern in siblings, it's usually tied to their upbringing. Maybe there is a chunk of the story missing because Tolstoy didn't consider that maybe these two kids also witnessed that their own parents struggled with fidelity or maybe they were brought up in such circumstances that made them inexperienced to a point where they started to rebel the moment they achieved freedom from their parents, the same way kids start doing drugs and become wild because they were controlled by tiger parents. I just find it interesting when the siblings are having similar issues. At least for the girl that Tolstoy supposedly took inspiration from, they managed to talk her out of pursuing a relationship of that nature.
@@corneliahanimann2173 I have read the book , even though it was many years ago. I can't remember that Tolstoy describe Anna's and her brother family, parents or their upbringing. We can only imagine those things or fantasise about it. You touched a very interesting point I never thought of. Thanks.
Gosh remember ladies all men will grow tired of you that's why she wanted her son to help fulfill her the exquisite falling in love is always temporary if only her and her husband had had a passionate sexual relationship she would have run away from this chemistry thing she felt for vronsky what she had with her husband was real and just needed tweaking he would have done it just needed a little boost being crazy attracted is not love
Sad thing about this movie are comments under this video, saying that oh it was love between Anna and Vronsky.... meanwhile all I'm thinking of - are you guys kidding.... there was absolutely no love between these two individuals, only Lust... you all don't understand, what true love is 😔😔😔
Aaron taylor Johnson is the only blonde with mousetache that really looks like he was the most handsome man in the world. He was pretty and ethereal and very handsome and dashing.
Yes you're right and he reminds me of Timothée chalamet
@@sanagogh5104 Timothy is not handsome he is pretty . Handsome is something else like bradpitt or Chris Evans
What’s the name of the movie ?
@@blessed1991 anna karenina
@@justicethedoggo3648 Timothy is handsome…
I could stare to Vronsky's eyes the whole day 😄
Obviously neither could Anna… 😂
Most beautiful eyes I’ve ever seen 😍
I made the same eye contact at the beginning 0:06 with a hot stranger we passed each other and then looked back each other and i gotta it’s the embarrassing yet happiest thing ever lol couldn’t staahppp laughing when i went back to my room
What is the name of this movie, please?
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This movie breaks my heart in so many ways. I have a love/hate relationship with it. It portrays love between two people so beautifully that I can’t look away, but it’s knowing the train wreak of a life that happens afterward that makes me want to stop it before it begins. It’s the definition of a tragic love story.
What’s the name of this movie?
Tiffany Cummings It's the 2012 film "Anna Karenina" with Keira Knightley. It's based on the book of the same name written by Russian author Leo Tolstoy. :)
@@tiffanycummings2079 anna karenina!
Yes! I completely agree.
@@DM-nw5lu thank you 🙏🏾
This man is the reason I fell in love with fair-skinned, curly haired men with mustaches. I even met one that broke my heart. Cheers
So Sorry for you
That is the kind you can let, break your heart. Others just not worth it lol.
Cheers
Это так откровенно...
No, you fell in love with way he loved her, bc you want to be loved this way.
Sad thing was Vronsky loved her deeply, and was incredibly heartbroken by her death.
What is the name of the movie?
@@sizarflaviussilva8763 Anna Karenina
IKR🥺🥺🥺🥺💔
What is the name of this movie, please?
Spoiler alert, thanks. 🙄
Aaron eyes are too beautiful.
Everything about his eyes.
I don’t support adultery but d*mn he is so fine and really persuasive. The scene when he was telling her “Makes no difference” had me falling in love like I was Anna. His whole line there was chef’s kisses. What a way to sway a woman’s resolve.
the way this movie & The Duchess always makes me ugly cry 😅 Keira Knightly is clearly my favorite actress with my favorite movie being Pride & Prejudice 🥲
She's an excellent actress indeed
I haven't seen her act in awhile. Would be nice to see her again. Since she plays a lot of historical figures, maybe she can play Elizabeth I. 💁♀️
Mine too! I love all her movies and have seen Pride & Prejudice more times than I can count! :)
You have to watch Colette as well! She’s such a great actress!
SAME!
One of the greatest films I’ve ever watched . The costume, the plot, the acting ..simply beautiful.
(long commment) vronsky's love for her was so real, i wish she could have saw it, the movie might make people think differently of him but the book helped me understand every character more . so many of my quotes from the book come from him - the way his character thinks of his relationship with anna is so beautiful and tragic and i wish people saw his character for how he is shown in the book . here are some of my favorite quotes i kept :
"As he sat in solitude in the closed carriage, he took out his mother’s letter and his brother’s note, and read them through.
Yes, it was the same thing over and over again. Everyone, his mother, his brother, everyone thought fit to interfere in the affairs of his heart. This interference aroused in him a feeling of angry hatred-a feeling he had rarely known before. “What business is it of theirs? Why does everybody feel called upon to concern himself about me? And why do they worry me so? Just because they see that this is something they can’t understand. If it were a common, vulgar, worldly intrigue, they would have left me alone. They feel that this is something different, that this is not a mere pastime, that this woman is dearer to me than life. And this is incomprehensible, and that’s why it annoys them. Whatever our destiny is or may be, we have made it ourselves, and we do not complain of it,” he said, in the word we linking himself with Anna. “No, they must needs teach us how to live. They haven’t an idea of what happiness is; they don’t know that without our love, for us there is neither happiness nor unhappiness-no life at all,” he thought."
"He felt that the love that bound him to Anna was not a momentary impulse, which would pass, as worldly intrigues do pass, leaving no other traces in the life of either but pleasant or unpleasant memories. He felt all the torture of his own and her position, all the difficulty there was for them, conspicuous as they were in the eye of all the world, in concealing their love, in lying and deceiving; and in lying, deceiving, feigning, and continually thinking of others, when the passion that united them was so intense that they were both oblivious of everything else but their love."
"Dressed in a white gown, deeply embroidered, she was sitting in a corner of the terrace behind some flowers, and did not hear him. Bending her curly black head, she pressed her forehead against a cool watering pot that stood on the parapet, and both her lovely hands, with the rings he knew so well, clasped the pot. The beauty of her whole figure, her head, her neck, her hands, struck Vronsky every time as something new and unexpected. He stood still, gazing at her in ecstasy."
"
A: "I beg you, I entreat you,” she said suddenly, taking his hand, and speaking in quite a different tone, sincere and tender, “never speak to me of that!”
V: “But, Anna…”
A: “Never. Leave it to me. I know all the baseness, all the horror of my position; but it’s not so easy to arrange as you think. And leave it to me, and do what I say. Never speak to me of it. Do you promise me?… No, no, promise!…”
V: “I promise everything, but I can’t be at peace, especially after what you have told me.
I can’t be at peace, when you can’t be at peace….”
"She was an honorable woman who had bestowed her love upon him, and he loved her, and therefore she was in his eyes a woman who had a right to the same, or even more, respect than a lawful wife. He would have had his hand chopped off before he would have allowed himself by a word, by a hint, to humiliate her, or even to fall short of the fullest respect a woman could look for." (vronsky's view and devotion to her)
"His attitude to society, too, was clear. Everyone might know, might suspect it, but no one might dare to speak of it. If any did so, he was ready to force all who might speak to be silent and to respect the non-existent honor of the woman he loved."
“The firmer the woman’s footing in society, the worse it is. That’s much the same as -not merely carrying the fardeau in your arms-but tearing it away from someone else.”
“You have never loved,” Vronsky said softly, looking straight before him and thinking of Anna."
"“I want nothing, nothing but this happiness,” he thought, staring at the bone button of the bell in the space between the windows, and picturing to himself Anna just as he had seen her last time. “And as I go on, I love her more and more. Here’s the garden of the Vrede Villa. Whereabouts will she be? Where? How? Why did she fix on this place to meet me, and why does she write in Betsy’s letter?”"
"His ambitious plans had retreated into the background again, and feeling that he had got out of that circle of activity in which everything was definite, he had given himself entirely to his passion, and that passion was binding him more and more closely to her." (vronsky always coming back to her and being willing to leave the military and the comfortability of his current life just to be with her )
thank you so much for taking the time to type this out. It gives a lot of insight and honestly makes my heart ache less because of the way they portrayed him in the movie.
@@raphylv30 i could write an essay about vronsky's character and his relationship with anna - i think he is as deep as the other characters and not just the careless officer that wanted a married woman
@@julianna0404 I'd love to read all about it. I am curious about the book
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😢 Such a sad love story ❤
This film was so beautiful there’s something about the sets that makes it feel like a play….like I’m really there
What movie is this?
@@terenarosa4790 Anna karenina
They did that with the sets on purpose. It’s meant to show how everyone is putting on an act for society and not really being their true selves. When Anna breaks from the act, she is punished.
you don't see these acting skills or this beauty in /Netflix movies
Anna Karenina will FOREVER live in my mind.
Thoughts become things. Imagine if she (or the woman you crave) were REAL. You do have the right to be happy. FOREVER. 🧘🏼♂️🧘🏽♀️
What is the name of this movie, please?
@@juliijulii4443 Anna Karenina, SUCH an amazing movie! Hope you enjoy it! 😄
You can just write the name of the movie for me
@@ginasreview1030 You can just write the name of the movie for me
He is similar Jasper Hale of Twilight.
The less constipated version of him
@@vaishaliverma3394 🤣🤣🤣
Oh yes!
lev tolstoy wrote about their love so beautiful that it’s not only melts my heart, it breaks my heart everytime i rewatch the movie, cause i know it’s not gonna end well…
er no - why are you lying?
@@MARSBELLA1 wdym
Can you tell me what happens and gimme all the spoilers 😭
@@Tubaraoteamo-mi9fd it’s really long i recommend you watching the movie it’s beautiful
ok so i tried my best, correct me if i’m wrong : it’s about the affair of a married woman (Anna) and a handsome young man (Count Vronsky) They met at a railway station when she arrived to visit his brother (in order to reconcile his broken marriage). It’s like love at first sight to them, they eventually fell in love… Anna obviously doesn’t love her husband anymore (who is a government officer and much more older), she is bored of her life, even her 8 yo son doesn’t bring her joy, so she gets interested in Vronsky. Their love affairs becomes so strong everyone in the high class notices and judges them, even Anna’s husband asks her to behave modestly. After spending a “night” (ykwim) with Vronsky, Anna feels guilty, she finds out she is pregnant and realizes they’re attached forever from that moment. Vronsky suggests Anna to leave her husband and marry him, but her husband says no and punishes her by moving out and taking their son from her. Vronsky also finds himself in a complicated situation, if he opens about the affairs with Anna, he’ll have to leave his service and his position, his promising life etc (and women’s attention too). Finally Anna gives birth to their child, which forces Vronsky to resign. Anna’s mental is quite bad at this time, like a hysterical condition, social judgment, her problems with her husband and she feels miserable, Vronsky is exhausted from her endless rebukes and her doubting him. All of that leads to her throwing herself under a train. Vronsky tries to handle everything and volunteers to go to war while Anna’s husband ends up taking care of the children. (i could to better but english is not my mother language)
How tremendously intoxicating these beautiful people.
2:43 my fav in the whole movie.... his face on 2:51 has so many meanings....when his mouth opens up a little 👀
So much tension, so much chemistry, amazing!..
i can't believe this guy played kick-ass like wow.
Omgggg you just brought up a deep memory. I didn’t even realize he was Kick Ass😱
And Pietro Maximoff ❤
I honestly was bored and randomly put this on on HBO Max, didn’t know it was going to break my heart and f*ck me sideways smh 🥺
😭❤️
Movie name?
@@ichinihq Anna Karenina
He is so beautiful.
Aaron Taylor Johnson is just gorgeous
I don't like seeing mr Darcy and Elizabeth like this ☹
I know.
Was looking for this comment
I was wondering if I was going crazy or if that was darcy LOL
Yess.. Thats the only reason I m not able to watch this movie. 😅
why Mr. Darcy? It’s not the same actor
Guys, just read the book. This movie is nothing compared with book. You can find a completely different love story, completely different personalities. Kira is a wonderful actress but she is not a russian woman (i am not about discrimination) but russian women live their love and passion a little bit different.
How
It depends on the directors. Interpretation
Shut up and let people enjoy things.
Не то слово. Лица у них не русские, эмоции. Все не русское. И история получается не толстовская, а голливудская.
I have seen Anna Karenina with Vittoria Puchini and Santiago Cabrera.I felt it was the best interpretation of the book.
I noticed, Vronsky kept giving Anna ultimatums…like “if you don’t dance with me I’m leaving this operatum” or “I’m leaving to Tashkent”. She was a little older than him, but he was manipulative, I’m sure he was in love with her, but he used these methods to sway her
A man who knows what he wants and is persistent is attractive. The way he talked seems as if he was sure and he wanted Anna to finally make up her mind or else she’s going to lose her prize. Oh well, this is just fiction but he is persuasive. I don’t blame her for giving in. Haha.
He’s soooo pretty
ATJ 😍 wish he were in more films or streaming content. Excellent eye candy.
Its because of his jealous wife
@@kruxii bruh really...shes like 90 that's cringe
@@heyitsC1 the world is being seriously deprived 😭 he would’ve made a much better Christian gray than that block of stone Jamie doormat lol short but wgaf!
@@scorpleeon OMG wait what...yes he would have he should've auditioned...but his wife is super weird and doesn't like him doing a ton of roles...she's like 60 bruh just do u
@@heyitsC1 and she directed the FIRST ONE where she would been on set every blessed day! what’s the point of having a hot husband if you don’t show him off, like men do their trophy wives lol
i wonder how it feels to have fallen in love like that with a single look, he didnt get to know her to love her, it was from first sight
@Hazel Allison
Is just... there exist a lot of different types of love... surely viewed from outside depends on your own definition of what love is...However it feels really real and so difficult to explain to people who hasn't feeling it before...
Obviously if we are talking about Long lasting love between two people it's needed more than just a look.... but also can be an unforgettable experience for the one who experienced it, whether it becomes something else or remains as a magical feeling
@Hazel Allison in the book, he didn't "fall in love" with her at first sight, something about her interested him, and he sort of became infatuated with her, i wouldn't call it "true" love though. but after she gave birth to their daughter and all the event that followed, he actually saw her for who she is, he accepted all her parts, he came to love them and felt like there was no life without her, since to him, she was his life.
Trust me u don’t want to know how it feels
Wish to imagine another aternate live when single vronsky and single anna meet
He is absolutely dashing and she absolutely beautiful.
perfect actress for this role!
This movie just has the sexiest scenes EVER. It doesnt feel not even a lil bit off. Their chemistry was insane!!! My dearest queen and king
a very high quality movie!! Worth to watch! A high quality work of director and other team!
One of my favorite books and movies, I can’t get enough of it ❣️
Same i love it SO much❤️
What is the name of this movie, please?
@@juliijulii4443
Anna Karenina
@donyami8749 thank you 😊
Возможно они не совсем подходят под описание персонажей, но актёры очень красивые и талантливые 💜💜💜
How so? How are they different from the book?
This video made it look like Matthew Macfadyen (Mr Darcy aka Oblonski) plays her husband, but it's Jude Law. I really need to watch this movie!
Oh my GOD his EYEEEESSSS dude i CANTTTT. Plus the way he portrays someone in love i CANNOTTTTT
Vronsky to the point, a beautiful snake.🤣
Damn, he's foine
it's still so strange to me to see Stiva and Mr Darcy played by the same actor
I absolutely adore this movie, I saw it recently and was wondering if the end happened only because Anna was delusional or if vronsky was actually getting bored of her and even cheated on her ? Idk if i'm the only one who was confused abt what the count did or did not do, he definitly loved her and wanted to be with her but he's quite the flirt so maybe he just flirted with girls but it was too much for anna to handle after everything she jas been through and her jealous tendencies took over which led her to her tragic destiny.
(also her guilt surely was what really brought her to suicide but if he cheated it might have been the last straw)
He never cheated on her in the book. It was all In her head and he really did love her
It's all in her head. If you watch closely there are particular shots from the midway point that make anna seem more and more deranged, or even completely separated from reality. The the first half of the film is a forbidden love story, the last half of the film is anna slowly losing her mind
To my understanding, Anna started feeling that Vronsky's passion has burnt out and that she is becoming a burden for him. Their love is coming to an end. By stepping out of marriage into the relationship with Vronsky Anna cut out all the tights with the society. Vronsky was everything for her. There was no way back. All the bridges were burnt and when she started feeling that she is loosing the love of Vronsky, there was nothing left for her. Remember, it is 19th century conservative aristocratic society Anna belonged to. She broke its rules. Society would never accept her back. After loosing Vronsky, Anna had no choice but suicide. There was no other solution for her. She put all her life on her passion card. And she lost! ( Sorry for the mistakes. English is not my language).
@@natalieweek9716 you wrote very well🙂
To look at him is heaven
Beautiful blue eyes
Please let him be the next James Bond. I dont watch Bond movies, but he would be perfect...then maybe I would watch them..he deserves it...he can act and he is gorgeous 🙏🏻
“I don’t watch Bond movies”
“he would be perfect”
🤔
ATJ is freaking gorgeous here and looks just like Dacre Montgomery playing Billy in ST. ❤😢
When i die, i want to be reincarnated as Kiera Knightly.
This movie made me want to love and break my heart all at once 😭
Потрясающий роман, выше всех похвал.
Я из России у нас снято 3 или 4 экранизации по этому произведению, но мне понравилась именно эта экранизация-спектакль, так чувственно и страстно что сердце замирало ❤Божественно
Aaron taylor Johnson is Stunning
Beautiful film through and through
Умеют за они экранизировать наши произведения!! Прекрасно!
He looks like the Finnish actor Lauri Tilkanen.
Collection of heart beat moments
Got damn he fine!
They look amazing together
Me encanta cuando un hombre puede ver más haya del físico de una mujer y se enamora del alma y espíritu de ella. Su escencia, cuando la ve pura y sagrada solo para el.
Solo la quiere poseer el.
Nombre de la película?
@@joselinleonett850 Anna Karenina
Absolutely. I love you. I love you so much.
This wonderfully woven Russian classic by Tolstoy shows how men love to chase beautiful, shiny things, and then get bored of them once they fully possess them.
I have personally experienced such tragedies. Men that chased me persistently and that left unceremoniously after having attained my love. Made me turn into a bitch towards men and be very distrustful of their intentions and behaviour. It takes a lot of courage, heart, and strength to let people in after all that, but also demand what you believe you deserve and not settle for anything less. Believe me, you will get it.
Anna, like any woman of her time, didn't know any better because she wasn't taught any better. Her idealistic ideas of romance ultimately killed her and her relationship with the count.
It really is a beautiful treatise of a whole era and its view on love. Also, very telling of Russia's culture at the time. She tries with all her might to be proper and not give in, but lust and the pull of love are ultimately too strong and become her undoing. She chooses love over respectability and peace. And it becomes the wrong choice. That's why she kills herself. She realizes what a mistake that was and how a life with no real love ain't worth living. She lost her belief in real love and chose to end it. Why live if you can't have real love?! Also, the ending really showed how the society at the time consumed women, mercilessly. Vrontsky gets to keep living and having freedom, while she is branded and mistreated.
It should teach us how freedom and one's chance at emancipation is the ultimate love; everything else is secondary.
Long live Tolstoy, the heart of Russia!
You are so right on what brought Anna to such sad end. The aristocratic society would never accept her back for breaking its rules. If Anna would keep the relationship secret and had just an affair while keeping her official marriage , the society would be OK with it. As long as it doesn't go public. It was a hypocrisy of those days. But Anna was brave enough to have an open relationship and to break up with her husband. She didn't want to be a hypocritical and a layer. She put all her life on a passion card. And she lost! Unfortunately the society would never have her back.. Vronsky was becoming cold towards her. His passion has died out. Except him Anna had no one to turn to. Her life and her reputation was ruined. She had no other choice !
Even though the modern society is much better towards women than in 19th century in Russia, still there is a different approach and demands towards women and men. If a women had several partners - she is a shut, but it is fine for a guy! Even cool! Also Russian ladies are taught that all men are polygamous by nature and cheating of a husband is a normality. A "wise" wife must understand and forgive! Cheating from a woman's side is unacceptable and never should be forgiven. And there are plenty of those double standarts which are imposed on society.
What do you mean “freedom and one’s chance at emancipation is the ultimate love”? How are you using the word emancipation, (which means unbinding of one’s shackles…)?
Vronsky still loved her. It was her mind that told her otherwise. She doesn’t realize that after the passion leaves, real love begins in the mundane existence of life. She erroneously thinks that this kind of passion will be forever and it never is. It is the stability of family and society which lets a person to continue. Unfortunately she lived at a time when women were not afforded this kind of luxury and she kept on Spiraling out of control. People who commit suicide are depressed for whatever reasons imagined or not.
@@natalieweek9716 I have never read the books but got a 2 day fascination with the story.
So what I picked up is that Tolstoy actually knew a woman that was in Anna's position, and I assume she inspired her character in the book.
What I find kinda fascinating that Anna starts in the movie with gaslighting her brother's wife by telling her that he loves her and that she should not give up on this man because he had cheated on her. Later Anna starts to feel attraction towards Vronsky.
So what the story says about society is one thing, but since it's inspired by real people, I find it kinda telling that two kids from the same family are so reckless with getting into affairs themselves when they're married.
When you see a pattern in siblings, it's usually tied to their upbringing. Maybe there is a chunk of the story missing because Tolstoy didn't consider that maybe these two kids also witnessed that their own parents struggled with fidelity or maybe they were brought up in such circumstances that made them inexperienced to a point where they started to rebel the moment they achieved freedom from their parents, the same way kids start doing drugs and become wild because they were controlled by tiger parents.
I just find it interesting when the siblings are having similar issues. At least for the girl that Tolstoy supposedly took inspiration from, they managed to talk her out of pursuing a relationship of that nature.
@@corneliahanimann2173 I have read the book , even though it was many years ago. I can't remember that Tolstoy describe Anna's and her brother family, parents or their upbringing.
We can only imagine those things or fantasise about it. You touched a very interesting point I never thought of. Thanks.
Im one of those people who didn’t need to watch the movie since I read the book but I still watched the movie
Just watched Love (1927) with Garbo, which I quite enjoyed. Interesting to see the differences/similarities.
"You didn't see that coming"
Yes this is a beautifully made movie...
Hottest Man Ever
I don’t know if I want him or if I want to be him
All us men need to do to understand todays real woman is to watch how these clips unfold their hearts
I am distracted by Keira Knightly’s mouth acting
I’m obsessed 😩🥺🤤❤️
Twin flame story. Runner chaser dynamic happening
This breaks your soul!!!
Gosh remember ladies all men will grow tired of you that's why she wanted her son to help fulfill her the exquisite falling in love is always temporary if only her and her husband had had a passionate sexual relationship she would have run away from this chemistry thing she felt for vronsky what she had with her husband was real and just needed tweaking he would have done it just needed a little boost being crazy attracted is not love
I did live the same story of love but differently! I am3 💓 from Morocco
I love you all ♡
Is that the boy from kickass
IS THAT MR DARCY?!? OMG
He broke her in the end
😥😥
i cant ever get over how beautiful vronsky is… im so in love with him
I Call This Scene; "eMotion-all-Sickness!!!!"
❤❤❤❤❤ q peli maravillosa una peli clasica pero no deja d ser maravillosa
Sad thing about this movie are comments under this video, saying that oh it was love between Anna and Vronsky.... meanwhile all I'm thinking of - are you guys kidding.... there was absolutely no love between these two individuals, only Lust... you all don't understand, what true love is 😔😔😔
What do you know about love?
@@sailorv8067 More, than you do)
And best written and directed
"Are you happy"? A very heavy question
Samsara.....the root of suffering is attachment
The root of suffering are sins. Namely the sin of adultery
Desire Is the cause of suffering
The root of their suffering was guilt that led to paranoia and jealousy
@@daisy-ls4oz no, it's acting upon the desire
@@truthwins000 it's one of the 4 noble truth
NOT MRS. ELIZABETH CHEATING ON MR. DARCY 😭
“Do you want me or not?”
It depends: are you 30yrs my senior?
Aaron Taylor Johnson may be the next James Bond...
Cada version es unica
3:29 to 3:37 perfection
Hello Mary, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the Virus?
O homem mais lindo ❤👏🏻✨
This video is so beautiful but it also makes me so sad
Ayo that’s the guy from kickass
White represents the pureness of their love.
Hello Penny, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the Virus?
I agree with everything but i hate what happened in this movie but i can't stop loving it but hate them both for what they did to each other
This story is about ingloriousness, and nothing more
I Call Her; "The English Lauren BaCall;" In The Making!!!! However, Still Faithful!!!!
For a second I thought that was Dacre Montgomery
im sobbing😭😭😭😭whyyy
Adultério só traz dor e decepção.....
Yes I do, we must rebuild 😊
I love this movie
movie name?
Movie name pls?