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Alex NorthActeurs·trices:
Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton, Rex Harrison, Pamela Brown, George Cole, Hume Cronyn, Cesare Danova, Kenneth Haigh, Andrew Keir, Martin Landau (plus)VOD (3)
Résumés(1)
Cléopâtre. Un nom mythique pour une souveraine légendaire. Voici le fabuleux portrait de la Reine du Nil, dont la beauté dévastatrice a fait trembler deux des plus grands seigneurs de l’Empire romain, Jules César et Marc-Antoine. Une relation sulfureuse, faite de pouvoir et de trahison, qui changea le cours de l’histoire à jamais. (texte officiel du distributeur)
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Critiques (3)
A beautiful epic film that captivates with stunning scenery and crowd scenes, as well as the beautiful Cleopatra and her companions. It's a powerful story, one of the great epics, but I can't help feeling it doesn't affect me as much anymore as it did when I was younger. That's where the magnificence really struck me. Now it's "just" a great movie.
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Clear five stars, a perfect film in every sense. Part of my private trilogy Ben Hur - The Ten Commandments - Cleopatra.
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I first saw Cleopatra about 30 years ago and even then the film seemed to me like a marble monument of a certain era of cinema, where it is possible to admire the grandeur of the setting, the monumentality of crowd scenes, the beauty of women, and the masculine appearance of the male characters. But at the same time, I was missing a sense of experience, reality, and real life. I felt a bit like I was in a museum. In the recently filmed series Rome, I had the feeling of touching living history, and I became a part of the ancient world for a moment and experienced the stories of my heroes. Here, I feel like I'm looking at Taylor in historical garb, not the Egyptian queen. Taylor as an actress, for example, is a heroine from Cat on a Hot Tin Roof for me, while in her most famous film role, she is just a celebrity on the silver screen... Overall impression: 45%. It's not that Cleopatra doesn't have anything to offer, but somehow it passed me by.
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