Onegin and Tatyana scene

[xVoldemortsGirlx]

Ralph fiennes is so handsome!!!!

[1975dze]

Liv Tyler is the true epitome of beauty!

[ADyingFaith]

I love the music in this film. I need to find out what music it is. Right the way through it plays beautiful music.

[Lile79Nia]

her personage are pefect in this film-briliant

[lavenderblossom]

I lobe how Russians are always portrayed with British accents XDDDD

[quaseqeunaoconseguia]

that's how a real gentleman dumps a woman! No lies,no cold vanishing...just the polite truth!!

[kyravamp]

I'd never have imagined that Arwen was in love with Voldemort...

[SimGirl00]

@kyravamp

me too

[MorroccoSurrogate]

Now that is tastefully done. Much classier than a text message.

[leontud]

Sometimes words are more fatal than weapons........ and we hate ourselves every minute for the rest of our lives.....Que faire?

[tracee78lynn]

some men don't know anything

[Lile79Nia]

i love,LOVE! perfect film--why he say no,whyyyyyyyyyyyyy

[sweetasteofyoux3]

I saw this and read the book long after I made an ass of myself. I feel this so deeply.

[MaximisedInsight]

The tragic thing is, that at this point Onegin might be right about how their marriage would turn out (due to his own expectations, etc.). And once he has learned and changed, it's too late.

[chopin7tristesse]

what's not lost seem not worth keeping.

what's not formed seem not worth building.

[gloria25031]

I have seen the opera by Tchaikovsky with the great Hvorostovsky!Mr Fiennes presents Onegin more sensitive and talkative, while Hvorostovsky' portrayal is one of bitterness and reticient severity.Anyone wishes to debate?

[ladymelde]

Oh, I've been in her shoes before. :(

[kermit9978]

me too. But in in the end, we realize the 'favor' they did for us. ;)

[tresckow]

@ladymelde

and i in his which is worse? i dunno.

[CrispyClaire]

@ladymelde Yep,me too...

[Lile79Nia]

why he say no-why? :-(

[Kukolka42]

he says yes eventually, but at that point she no longer wants him!

[CENOZOICMAN]

@Lile79Nia Because he was a bastard. But all the same noble bastard. And the big fool.

[knollik]

@CENOZOICMAN he wasnt fool he know a lot about world and women.

[Amatherasu1789]

Was he really a self-confident man? did he know what he wanted?...

She is suppose to be the girl without experience, a innocent who doesn´t know what´s love...indeed, she doesn´t?

The movie´s end show how right was she and so wrong was Onegin...Nobody can have the truth

[tracee78lynn]

bastard

[lamsalgado]

onegin = bastard

tatiana = lovely

Fiennes = great actor!

Liv = great Tatiana!

[virusdapimp]

not nice to talk about a dead guy =/

What if I talked about your great great grandpa and talked shit about him without knowing him and furthermore knowing him personaly =/

[Sumiland]

Excellent movie! A great Fiennes collaboration...what a talented family! And Liv's Tatyana is brilliant! Bravo to all! Anyone who hasn't seen this version, find it and watch it!

[LizKS48]

"You curse yourself". What a prophecy.

[DeTutnloench]

@LizKS48 and she was right..

[hsjuanito]

@LizKS48 instinctive anticipation of the power of destiny... without being a fatalist, we cannot but acknowledge that there is such a thing.

[natashkk]

I like the book very much. Pushkin is incredible!! I recommend it very vividly!

[allegra1974]

non c'è niente di più eterno di un amore mai vissuto...

[potomusicfan4ever]

Thank you for uploading this scene from one of my favorite movies!

[Jefrma]

one of my favourite roles by RF! Thx for adding it here!

[salviharp]

I read the book.... fantastic story. I'm not a fan of the type of verse it's written in but it's so moving.....

[tanyazdravkova]

amaizing movie