Plot: In this beautiful movie about the end of the world, Justine (Kirsten Dunst) and Michael (Alexander Skarsgard) are celebrating their marriage at a sumptuous party in the home of her sister Claire (Charlotte Gainsbourg), and brother-in--law John ... Read More
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A big disappointment. Didn\'t make sense. Didn\'t hang together. A lot of the time I couldn\'t even understand what the actors were saying. It might have been partly the fault of the sound system ... in the theatre. But who are all those people at IMDb that gave it a high rating? Full Review
Melancholia. This is a stirring examination of the societal flaws stemming from mankindâs patriarchal structures. Itâs near exquisiteâ¦only slightly hampered by the jaggedness of handheld came... ra maneuverings, especially through the first portion of the storyline. Still, the essence of theme is masterfully developed and ultimately captivating. Against the backdrop of uncertain destiny and a setting of manâs ultimate homage to woman - her wedding day - this surrealistic tragedy plays out. Von Tierâs treatment of his subject is operatic in tone; the pain and release of soul veiled throughout the plotâs focus of Justineâs underlying revulsion , becoming evermore acute as Claireâs disillusionment unfolds. The story is not always apparent, but the artistic genius is not to be denied, and tells of manâs vain emptiness in a world which for the director is serendipitous in its origin. At last, for itâs artistic value and substantial it is, I came away from the film more mystified and enamored with the woman than anything else. To witâ¦I am left wondering, what do girls know they aren Full Review
I had no expectation and was not disappointed. Had I read the fabulous reviews before I might have liked it more.

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