La Vie en Rose (La môme) - Is it worth buying?

[kashif]

La môme Blu-ray

https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/La-mo...y/6258/#Review




It would be a blind buy for me but I want to mention that I love French movies a lot and specially movies with period costumes, dark colors and nice cinematography. pro-bassoonist has given the movie a solid review and a must to have in collection so pro-bassoonist if u r reading it kindly pls reply that what you think? Should I import it from France? Is it worth the money? and all those who own this BD please comment.

Edit: There is an Australian version also available. Can anyone please comment about the quality of Australian BD:

https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/La-Vi...Blu-ray/14359/

Thanks.

[pro-bassoonist]

Kashif,

I like the film a lot -- the Oscar was well deserved.

The presentation is very good, and as far as I am concerned this disc is well worth the 12 Euro Amazon is asking for it

La môme Blu-ray

[toddly6666]

Kashif, can u rent it first or it's not possible?

[zardoz]

Originally Posted by toddly6666

Kashif, can u rent it first or it's not possible?

Location : Dubai

[The Driver]

Popped a full reply in the UK section here

I think you have lots of good info now hopefully

And I never bear grudges although I do grudge bears if they were to shit on my lawn.

[tenia]

As a whole, I would say that Marion Cotillard had the Oscar thanks to her make-up people, and that the movie not only hasn't any cinematographic originality, but that it sinks into all the melodrama clichés you can think of.

50 years since Douglas Sirk's US melodramas, and here we are.

The BR is wonderful, but really, you should instead buy the Douglas Sirk Carlotta boxsets.

[kashif]

Originally Posted by The Driver

Popped a full reply in the UK section here

I think you have lots of good info now hopefully

Thanks, posted my reply there

Originally Posted by The Driver

And I never bear grudges although I do grudge bears if they were to shit on my lawn.

Thanks, and that is the quality of a true person

Originally Posted by tenia

As a whole, I would say that Marion Cotillard had the Oscar thanks to her make-up people, and that the movie not only hasn't any cinematographic originality, but that it sinks into all the melodrama clichés you can think of.

50 years since Douglas Sirk's US melodramas, and here we are.

The BR is wonderful, but really, you should instead buy the Douglas Sirk Carlotta boxsets.

Thanks for the reply.