Moulin Rouge - Digibooks (Edizione Limitata) ( 1 Blu-Ray)

Che si può dire di questo film,, straordinario un Baz Lurhnan strepitoso che ha diretto un film MAGNIFICO!! Chi dice che è noioso è perché non ha mai visto un musical perché io lo vidi da adolescente e mi innamorai di Quell atmosfera Parigina magnifica di questo posto il Mouline Rouge dove c'erano e ci saranno sicuramente donne bellissime qui la Kidman è angelica affascinante seducente attraente e poi... Le canzoni una GIOUA PER LE Orecchie Elthon Jon Madonna ancora non ci credo che siano gli attori a cantare.... Che voci una commedia ronabtividsima dolce poetica struggente la canzone di Roxenne che meraviglia, io lo reputo il miglior Musical del 21 esimo secolo prima c'è Cantando sotto la pioggia... Poi c'è questo e poi anche se non è un musical la voce di Celine Dion su Titanic... Che filmini in quei periodi..

Recensito in Italia il 12 dicembre 2023

Bello e sempre attuale

Recensito in Italia il 27 ottobre 2023

Lo rivedrei sempre

Difficili da deglutire in quanto molto grezze e grandi

Film musical stupendo

Recensito in Italia il 7 settembre 2023

Una storia d'amore stupenda

La signora... del Moulin Rouge!

Isabella L.

Recensito in Italia il 21 gennaio 2020

Christian, giovane scrittore pieno di speranze, innamorato dei nobili ideali Bohémien d’inizio secolo, giunge a Parigi in cerca di fortuna e qui incontra Satine, cortigiana che balla e intrattiene gli uomini al Moulin Rouge. Il loro amore è contrastato da circostanze avverse, che superano i malvagi obiettivi di un Duca che vuole Satine solo per sé. Satine e Christian, pur di difendere il loro amore, lotteranno contro tutti e contro il tempo che, infido e subdolo, tenterà di separarli.
Cult di rara bellezza, che affonda le sue radici in una storia struggente di Alexandre Dumas “La signora delle camelie” (che ha originato anche “La Traviata”). Moulin Rouge è un film “strano”, in cui amore e musical si fondono, regalando allo schermo emozioni intense.
Nicole Kidman e Ewan McGregor, stupiscono gli spettatori con doti canore non comuni, fruttando alla Kidman una candidatura all’Oscar.
La versione Blu-ray regala al film un tocco in più, esaltando i colori e l’audio.

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Rivisto molto volentieri

Recensito in Italia il 5 febbraio 2022

Noleggiato per rivederlo in compagnia di mia figlia curiosa di sapere a quale film fosse associata canzone ascoltata su una playlist.

Recensito in Italia il 31 luglio 2023

perfect

Recensito in Italia il 11 novembre 2021

recensire un DVD... il dvd è un dvd... non credo sia il caso di erigersi a critico cinematografico ma io credo onestamente che questo sia il musical più bello della storia del cinema. A parte i primi 15 minuti un pò pesanti ma necessari per comprendere cosa guarderai dopo, tutto il resto del film è eccezionale, le musiche da brividi e ti riesci ad innamorare dei protagonisti passo passo. Non manca una nota drammatica che strappa la lacrimuccia... alla fine l'ho ricomprato perchè nessun canale lo trasmette mai. Insomma, da guardare.

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bret butler

This dvd works but was not happy as case was damage

Recensito nel Regno Unito il 24 settembre 2016

This dvd works but was not happy as case was damage. And one off the disc had fallen out but the important thing is film played find.

Liminal

Un diamant étincelant.

Recensito in Francia il 10 ottobre 2013

Ce film fait parti de mes préféré. Un de ceux que je pourrais regarder encore et encore sans me lasser. Pourtant je n'ai jamais tellement aimé les histoires d'amour, qu'elles soient littéraire ou à l'écran. Je ne vais pas reprendre ce qui à déjà été dit dans les autres commentaires mais simplement ceci: Si vous voulez monter dans un roller coaster qui vous fera traverser tout le spectre des émotions, si vous aimez les comédies musicales originales, si vous n'êtes pas contre les histoires d'amour, si vous voulez baver devant Ewan McGregor si vous êtes une femme ou devant Nicole Kidman si vous êtes un homme , ce film est pour vous. Si vous avez l'esprit suffisamment ouvert pour survivre aux premières minutes vous découvrirez un univers qui réussit le tour de force d'être à la fois glauque et enchanteur, beau et laid, magnifique et repoussant, joyeux et tragique.

Et n'oubliez pas que The greatest thing you'll ever learn is just to love and be loved in return.

pas besoin d'être amateur d'histoires d'amour pour être touché par cette vérité.

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Carola

Ein sehenswrter Film mit tollem Soundtrack

Recensito in Germania il 6 febbraio 2024

Der Film kam schnell bei uns an und ist in einwandfreier Qualität.

Mayalen Goni

Un des meilleurs films que j'ai pu voir

Recensito in Francia il 5 ottobre 2015

Lors de sa sortie au cinéma je n'étais pas du tout emballé car dérangé par le côté comédie musicale de la chose.
Du coup, j'ai mis plusieurs années à me décider à le voir... Quelle ne fut pas ma surprise lorsque je me suis enfin lancée!!!
Un très bon scénario (même si la fin est prévisible), une bande son vraiment au top avec des versions fabuleuses de beaucoup de morceaux considérés comme classique, des décors et des costumes qui renvoient bien vers l'univers de l'époque et surtout une Nicole Kidman qui interprète le rôle de Satine à merveille!!!! Je ne m'en lasse pas.

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GreyJediMetalCore

Fabulously camp and stylishly splendid

Recensito nel Regno Unito il 14 giugno 2014

Moulin Rouge was one of those films that I completely loathed when I was younger. A flashy, hyper-energetic musical that had Obi-Wan Kenobi singing in it was not the type of film that suited the tastes of a sci-fi loving nine year old male. My initial disdain for the film left that impression on me for years as I felt the film was nothing more than a pretentious mess from Baz Luhrmann who is often slated for his frantic and over-indulgent style of filmmaking. I eventually gave into rewatching the film after a friend of mine from drama school recommended me to watch it again. After reluctantly giving in, I was utterly blown away by this film. I realised that my original views were really short-sighted and that Moulin Rouge is an excellent piece of cinema.

I've never been much of a fan of musicals aside from Rocky Horror, Sweeney Todd and Les Miserables and I may have been predisposed to dislike the film at first. But Moulin Rouge has a distinct quality to it that separates it from other musicals. Baz Luhrmann's background in opera gives the film a unique sense of grandness and pace. Some like to label this film as a guilty pleasure because of its over-the-top style and thin plot but Moulin Rouge is not technically supposed to be a film with a meaty and original story. The film is similar in fashion to something like Rocky Horror Picture Show or Flash Gordon in that it is intentionally delivered in a campy and tongue-in-cheek manner. It knows how flamboyant it is and has fun with itself.

That's not to say that the film is devoid of anything resembling good filmmaking however. What sells the film are the dynamic performances from the cast. Ewan McGregor is completely believable as Christian, delivering a charismatic portrayal of a lustful and somewhat naive man enraptured by the world of the Moulin Rouge. His singing does occasionally crack in places but it works in the emotional delivery he gives and his voice on the whole is terrific. Nicola Kidman provides a terrific performance as the sultry Satine, whose promiscuity contrasts with Christian's innocent look on love and she also provides some sweet vocals. McGregor and Kidman have great chemistry together and both emulate the naive childlike romance the two share together that ends tragically, a relationship that Luhrmann previously explored in his Romeo and Juliet adaptation. Jim Broadbent provides a great flamboyant performance as Zidler and Richard Roxburgh is hilarious as the temperamental and mouth-watering villainous Duke (a much more credible performance than his turn as Dracula in the godawful Van Helsing).

Just as he brought Shakespeare to life through the MTV generation, Luhrmann combines rave culture of the late 90s with the Bohemian lifestyle of 1890s Parisians (Moulin Rouge was only produced at the start of the millennium which explains its more 90s feel). Luhrmann is a director who often blends contemporary culture with the past just as he did recently in The Great Gatsby and he employs it to good effect in this film. The 90s were often a time when love was portrayed from an innocent viewpoint only to be sullied by the culture of drugs. Luhrmann conveyed this also in Romeo and Juliet with the eponymous characters' naive love ending in suicide. Here, he compares dying from tuberculosis to death from an overdose.

The songs in Moulin Rouge (with the exception of 'Come What May') are all covers and mashups of popular songs which seems unoriginal of the film yet they compliment the tone and scenery of the film greatly. Jukebox musicals only tend to work when the songs reflect the themes and/or fit in against the backdrop. Musicals like We Will Rock You and Mamma Mia fail in that regard because they are more like bad karaoke performances of your favourite songs by popular bands. Moulin Rouge employs this differently by allowing the songs to fit in with the characters' emotions. The 'Le Tango de Roxanne' scene works especially as it conveys Christian's intense love for Satine yet also displays the dark secret that Satine possesses. The film looks great too. The setting of 19th century Paris is brought to life by the psychedelic glamorous visuals and the climax of 'Come What May' is brought to life in spectacular fashion at the end.

Moulin Rouge is quite possibly my favourite musical and definitely one of those films that you have to love (despite my apathy for it as a pre-teen youngster). The performances in the film are absolutely terrific and the production design envelopes you in. The story isn't the most original but it doesn't need to be for you to be enamoured and bewildered by the experience. It's one of those films that is meant to be more of an emotional piece of filmmaking rather than cerebral and in that regard, it is tremendous. 10/10

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