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Anna Karenine

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Vers la fin du dix-neuvième siècle dans la haute société russe à St. Petersbourg, aristocrate Anna Kareina entre en relation qui lui changera la vie avec l'attirant Conte Alexei Vronsky.

Année

2012

Durée

2h 9m

IMDb

6.6

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Casting

Keira Knightley

Anna Karenina

Jude Law

Karenin

Aaron Taylor-Johnson

Vronsky

Casting

Keira Knightley

Anna Karenina

Jude Law

Karenin

Aaron Taylor-Johnson

Vronsky

Matthew Macfadyen

Oblonsky

Eric MacLennan

Matvey

Kelly Macdonald

Dolly

TM

Theo Morrissey

Grisha Oblonsky

CM

Cecily Morrissey

Lili Oblonsky

FG

Freya Galpin

Masha Oblonsky

OM

Octavia Morrissey

Tanya Oblonsky

BM

Beatrice Morrissey

Vasya Oblonsky

MB

Marine Battier

Mlle. Roland

Guro Nagelhus Schia

Annushka

Aruhan Galieva

Aruhan

CG

Carl Grose

Korney

Bryan Hands

Mikhail Slyudin

OM

Oskar McNamara

Serhoza

Luke Newberry

Vasily Lukich

Commentaires

10 commentaires

𝑺𝑲𝒀 M 𝑲𝑨𝑲𝑨𝑺𝑯𝑰Feb 11, 2025

First and foremost a confession: I have not yet read Anna Karenina and therefore can't judge how well Joe Wright's interpretation captured the spirit, style and message of Tolstoy's novel. What I do know is that I have just seen a daring and immensely powerful film. Clever use of tableaux, surrealist elements and breathtaking visual images bring out the character's emotions so strongly that halfway through the film I felt like I wasn't a mere spectator anymore. I WAS Anna, so completely and utterly was I engrossed in her world. Knightley performs well. For years I was convinced she could only play one single type of role - the pretty girl who stands around and bats her eyelashes - but "A Dangerous Method" and now "Anna Karenina" have changed my mind. Knightley's matured as an actress, and now manages to give a depth to her characters that makes them utterly believable. Though many have criticized him, I think Aaron Taylor-Johnson works as Vronsky. He's charming and seductive and it's easy to see why Anna cannot resist him. And as for Jude Law, his portrayal of passionless, prudish, but oh, so decent Karenin was nothing less than Oscar worthy. Wright's "Pride and Prejudice" is mediocre, his "Atonement" is good. His "Anna Karenina", however, is sensual and stunning and I can only recommend it.

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Adunni AdeSep 12, 2022

I don't understand the bad reviews. This is one of my favorites... it's beautiful, engaging, and the casting choices were phenomenal. Watching this now, 8 years after release and I still am in love with it.

XandykamelSep 12, 2022

I started watching this film and literally stopped because of the silliness of the "stylization". I could not finish it. Don't get me wrong; I love a good stylized period piece. I loved Stoker. However, the implementation of "stylizing" the film in the form of a stage setting does not add to the film's richness. Rather, it takes away from the seriousness of the subject matter and is inappropriate. I was on the edge of my seat only because the fear was so great that they'd at some point break out into song and dance. If you want to see a serious adaptation of this novel done properly, watch Anna Karenina 1997 with Sophie Marceau. It is far superior. If you're reading this and want to know which version you should watch, do pick the older version. Sophie Marceau is phenomenal as Anna Karenina. Kiera Knightly? Not so much. She doesn't capture the heartbreak as well as Sophie does, in my opinion. It saddens me to think that people will see this version and not that one.

البوراق اطارSep 12, 2022

From the first seconds of the film I knew it was bad. It was incredibly boring throughout. None of the characters or scenes got me to feel anything but annoyed except some scenes with levin and kitty, the whole movie should have been about them to be enjoyable. Without a single scene in the theatre: I didn't like the way it was made at all. I remember thinking that the backstage door is a Narnian gateway that everyone uses to enter and exit the stage. blah blah blah. Vronsky looked like a queer with the mustache. Keira played the same character (herself) that she plays in every movie. I have no positive things to say other than the character levin which I liked. Just wanted it to be over.

leratokganyagoSep 12, 2022

I loved the cinematography of the Theatre. I loved that everything got out from the stage. The director did a pretty good job directing this.

user9416103087202Sep 12, 2022

I do not understand the 6.6 star review on here and so I felt I needed to add my piece.. this film is achingly beautiful and my heart is still racing having just finished watching it. All the lead actors were amazing and believable and the film is so beautifully produced with excellent pace. Keira & Aaron were just amazing. I'm just gutted about the ending!! I am now off to buy the book I loved the film so much!