A love that transcends time, earthly beliefs, common sense and endured through all life experience and encounters..i'm madly in love with the idea. But the novel is written with so much sense and realness that it truly gives me faith in the existence of such greatness. The book has given me a new definition of love and pushed it to a level which I've somehow known but never read or heard of.
There is no way the film can be compared to the novel. And the novel must be read in Spanish to capture the true esence of the words García Márquez imprints in every page. Love In The Times of Cholera is one of the best jewels ever written, and captures the esence of what love really means in the Latin American and Hispanic tradition from Spain to Argentina to Mexico. Sin duda alguna una joya y pues como la novela hispanoamericana no hay dos. Viva Latinoamérica !! Viva Colombia !! Viva México!!
Truly the greatest love story ever told. Got teary-eyed watching the trailer! This is what the soul connection is about. To remain pure within yourself for the true love of your life is so powerful and, for the average person, seemingly impossible, but they just don't see nor understand the whole picture. I have read other stories about lost loves reuniting, all so sweet as this. It is about the fire that does not die due to the essence of the other person.
I can relate to this plot. A lot. I met the love of my life when we were both 1. And we keep getting separated for whatever reason, but always seem to find a way back together. I love Hector so much...
@SunsetOfDissolution I don't know they're both really powerful novels, and I think that Love in the Time of Cholera has a lot more than One Hundred Years of Solitude. I've read both books, and it was hard for me to pick a favorite. 100 Years of solitude was certainly more depressing.
@scarf1313 Each to their own! Love in the time of Cholera is definitely a great book. I suppose I was never going to like this one as much, as the idea of true/eternal love just bugs me a bit - I could never get 100% into the story because from page one I saw Florentino Ariza's pursuit as foolish. And that last page of 100 Years Of Solitude is one of the best pieces of writing I've ever come across - hard to compete with.
@SunsetOfDissolution Yeah I can definitely understand preferring 100 Years of Solitude. When I read it I was out of sorts for a little while. But I also think that one of the main points of Love in The Time of Cholera was to illustrate that a rational love built on strong connection and happiness wins over a fierce "poetic" love. You can sort of see it in the final pages when Ariza and Daza finally come together in the end.
@SunsetOfDissolution I'd also like to tell you how hard it is to make my responses concise there's a lot I want to say about these books that's hard to say in 500 characters.
The book was great so I looked forward to watching this movie. About 30 minutes in, I was disspointed to find that the film was nothing more than a lazy copying act of the novel. At least that was how it felt to me. Maybe the movie got better as it progressed. I'll probably never know.
read the book and listen to mejirodude, it is definitely not a typical romance story. it's like a romance story but in textbook version. I personally found it a bit dull probably because i didn't really like any of the characters, especially florentino...he was definitely a creep having sex with a girl that is 72 years younger than him! haha this is definitely not 'the greatest love story of all time'...not at all!
this book needs to be readapted to the big screen, the movie was sooo wrong on all levels. Specially Bardem, who was born to play Dr. Urbino, not Florentino.
people are getting it wrong lol you watch the movie first so your not disapointed haha then u read the book and go omg i loved the movie but this book is freaking AMAZING!!! GAHHHH! thats what you do! not the other way round gosh people :D
"After 53 years, 7 months, and 11 days and nights, my heart was finaly satisfied, and for my joy, i discovered that life, and not death, has no limits."
Thank God someone else felt the same way! what kind of messed up love story was that???
I have no problem w/ sex or even horrifyingly wrinkly naked oldies (as long as it's relevant to the point being made), but I DO have a problem w/ something that is advertised as "a love story" & is missing THE LOVE PART!
Frankly, don't even mind a sexcapades movie, AS LONG AS YOU ADVERTISE IT AS ONE, so I can pass on it. Kept watching to the end, thinking a touching part was about to come up...NEVER DID!
@thestormlscoming It is called love in the times of the cholera because throughout the story of this book, the cholera was causing many deaths, and (Javier Bardem) Florentino's mother thought that his song was sick of cholera when he actually was suffering for the love of Fermina. And this lady ( Fermina) first meet her husband (Benjamin Bratt) when her father thought she had cholera, he called a doctor who was almost an expert in treat cholera, that's how they met.That is why the tittle.
UGH this film is a CRIME to the book, totally horrible, no chemistry at all, very veyr very very very awkward acting, and what's with Angels in America theme at the beginning of the movietrailer?
I'm reading "One Hundred Years of Solitude" now...I'll get around to this one eventually. I try not to read books by the same author consecutively...but Garcia Marquez makes it hard.
this is not faithful to the novel... it is not that they are broken up and reunite perfectly later on - she rejects him, and his obsession with her is very destructive
Love in the Time of Cholera is a book with vivid descriptive passages and limited to no dialogue at all. I wonder how the screenplay was written. As my country has gained its fame due to drugs and terrorism, one always hopes that cultural ways will manage to uncloud the earth's eyes. To know tht the movie, and perhaps the story itself, was poorly recieved is indeed dissapointing.
The book is AMAZING. I haven't seen the movie, but I will. Nevertheless, as a Colombian myself, to hear thet the movie is a poor adaption is really dissapointing. Firstly, Gabriel Garcia Marquez CANNOT be adapted in a film. His stories are indeed bizarre, and far to complex to be told in a span of merely 3 hours.
This is a good movie that i hav ever watched. such a wonderful film. the characters are played well. enjoying watching this movie at BigOnlineMovies . c o m
Does any of you know how the song that appears in the background of the scene at the church where Florentino first wanted to give Fermina a letter?(Spanish opera song i guess)Thanks:)
I love that theme. You can hear it seperately too on here. It really fits the trailer of this movie. Can not imagine anyone loving someone for so long and being patient in this day and age, I feel romance had died and only lust exists.
Recién terminé de leer el libro, espero eso si, que la historia represente a fidelidad la literatura, no como lo que ocurrió con La Casa de los Espíritus de Isabel Allende, cuya película era lo mas lejano a la realidad.
People considering reading the book should be aware that it is NOT a typical romance story. It's more of a philosophical analysis on life, aging, and different types of love (and other more vile emotions). Beautifully written!
@mejirodude yup, I am reading the book now because I thought that the film trailer was a bit corny and that wasn´t the idea that I had of Gabriel Garcia Marquez having read 100 years of solitude. I didn´t see the movie but its one of those things where you need a great director to film something faithful to the book.
The movie sizzles with real life scenarios. Lovers come and go; but, only one lover will make the Earth move and the memory of it will make you shiver again and again. The author is a delight and quite a surprise in this era.
.When Roxas finally got released by her captors inside her uncles house and opened the bag, she found a Bible, a copy of Gabriel Garcia Marquezs Love in the Time of Cholera, some cookies, a cell phone and a pair of handcuffs.
MELISSA ROXAS, Filipino-American activist who returned from the United States to back her claim of having been abducted and tortured by state agents named her tormentors at a public hearing conducted Thursday by the Commission on Human Rights.
I haven't watched the movie but I read the novel. It's amazing. I can't believe they changed so many things in the movie I mean I've only seen the this trailer but Fermina's parents were never against Florentino, he actually never dared to make a move on her and they never kissed or actually get together until they were really old. It's a beautiful novel and it really shows pure love.
.... Fermina's father, took her to the mountains, to AVOID Florentino... he was "A nobody". The point of moving to the city was for her to find a suitable man to marry, and to bring money to her father. Her "Parents" don't exist, just her father, her mother is long dead when the story begins. The woman character who is raising her is her aunt (fathers sister) who is sent away when the father finds out she allowed the correspondence between Florentino and Fermina. Read the book again.
oh yes Fermina's dad didn't want them to get married or together , and he did go see Florentino, to say he doesn't want him near his daughter when he found out from Fermina's teacher that she wrote love letters during class...
Does the book have the same title as the movie? I've heard great things about the book and I would really like to read it but I'm not sure if it's the same name as the movie.
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Those who look at a woman lustfully already commits adultery! those are the words of Christ! You are right its a Porno! Europe's faith is dead lets not become like them!
I guess it is a little sad but thats life. I always feel sad for people who contract STDs, thats even more sad. They have to go throughout life scar-de and in pain for a moment of pleasure. But thats not why I don't have it. I don't because I believe its only for marriage and thats why I will never have it.
Okay? So some of you say the BOOK sucks and isn't worth reading - and some of you say the book can't be translated into Film. Which one would you rather watch/read? I haven't done either yet, but it's high on my list of things to read/watch.
I read the book like a month ago and i loved it, it's a true love story... this is even before i knew there was a movie about it. so i would say, read the book first and then watch the movie, it makes it so much more interesting. And whoever says the book is not worth reading is wrong, that it was not their topic of interest is something else. I really got into it and im glad i did. Garcia Marquez is one of the greatest of our time.
i would much you rather watch the film than read the book, that way when you watch the film, you would not had a bias view because you had already read the book.
Perhaps a 'watch film first' approach is relevant for a film critic, otherwise i always say read the book first (but only if the book is the origional source & not vice verca), then the film, because i know there's little chance of me being motivated to read the book if i know what happens, unless i loved the film and was intrigued by it enough to read the book. I'm reading the book atm, then i'll see what the film is like.
I KILL YOU!! her father was like a terrorist. this is a porno film warning to all, 3 of my friends slept thru it... if you want to piss your life up a wall go ahead endure cholera (no relation to the film whatsoeva)
♥ I Love this movie, because about us.♥
Greta00749 1 week ago
A love that transcends time, earthly beliefs, common sense and endured through all life experience and encounters..i'm madly in love with the idea. But the novel is written with so much sense and realness that it truly gives me faith in the existence of such greatness. The book has given me a new definition of love and pushed it to a level which I've somehow known but never read or heard of.
nguyen2nguyen 2 weeks ago
There is no way the film can be compared to the novel. And the novel must be read in Spanish to capture the true esence of the words García Márquez imprints in every page. Love In The Times of Cholera is one of the best jewels ever written, and captures the esence of what love really means in the Latin American and Hispanic tradition from Spain to Argentina to Mexico. Sin duda alguna una joya y pues como la novela hispanoamericana no hay dos. Viva Latinoamérica !! Viva Colombia !! Viva México!!
DrTorresValencia 3 weeks ago
Truly the greatest love story ever told. Got teary-eyed watching the trailer! This is what the soul connection is about. To remain pure within yourself for the true love of your life is so powerful and, for the average person, seemingly impossible, but they just don't see nor understand the whole picture. I have read other stories about lost loves reuniting, all so sweet as this. It is about the fire that does not die due to the essence of the other person.
4hmarcie 1 month ago
I can relate to this plot. A lot. I met the love of my life when we were both 1. And we keep getting separated for whatever reason, but always seem to find a way back together. I love Hector so much...
MsLala4ever 1 month ago
wow! I want to download the movie..I love this line : "51 years, 9 months & 4 days..that is how long I have loved you.."
eloveriz 3 months ago
@eloveriz let me give you some advice read the book. It's one of the best if not the best love story I've ever read.
scarf1313 2 months ago
@scarf1313 Hear hear!
Although... if you only read one Gabriel Garcia Marquez novel, "100 Years of Solitude" is much better.
SunsetOfDissolution 2 months ago
@SunsetOfDissolution I don't know they're both really powerful novels, and I think that Love in the Time of Cholera has a lot more than One Hundred Years of Solitude. I've read both books, and it was hard for me to pick a favorite. 100 Years of solitude was certainly more depressing.
scarf1313 2 months ago
@scarf1313 Each to their own! Love in the time of Cholera is definitely a great book. I suppose I was never going to like this one as much, as the idea of true/eternal love just bugs me a bit - I could never get 100% into the story because from page one I saw Florentino Ariza's pursuit as foolish. And that last page of 100 Years Of Solitude is one of the best pieces of writing I've ever come across - hard to compete with.
SunsetOfDissolution 2 months ago
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scarf1313 2 months ago
@SunsetOfDissolution Yeah I can definitely understand preferring 100 Years of Solitude. When I read it I was out of sorts for a little while. But I also think that one of the main points of Love in The Time of Cholera was to illustrate that a rational love built on strong connection and happiness wins over a fierce "poetic" love. You can sort of see it in the final pages when Ariza and Daza finally come together in the end.
scarf1313 2 months ago
@SunsetOfDissolution I'd also like to tell you how hard it is to make my responses concise there's a lot I want to say about these books that's hard to say in 500 characters.
scarf1313 2 months ago
@scarf1313 thanks, I will try to look for the novel in bookstores here...I've watched the movie already & I really like it...
eloveriz 2 months ago
Shakira made the movie 1 million times better. Her songs. "La despedida and Hay amores". <3
xxcute001xx 4 months ago
The book was great so I looked forward to watching this movie. About 30 minutes in, I was disspointed to find that the film was nothing more than a lazy copying act of the novel. At least that was how it felt to me. Maybe the movie got better as it progressed. I'll probably never know.
KrfNYC2 5 months ago
I would wait for love, all my life !!
taha258 6 months ago 2
Possibly the worst movie ever created...especially if u havent read the book. Should be called, "A Creeper in the Time of Cholera"
I have diagnosed the main character as probably having some form of autism
dcchillsesh 6 months ago 2
@dcchillsesh hahaha
chebetist 4 months ago
In my mind, I imagined Fermina Daza to look very different.
Eyah2 6 months ago
I HAVE THIS ON DVD AND EVERYTIME I MISS MY GIRL. I WATCH THIS FLICK.
ridearocketship 7 months ago 3
@tess19888 That's a great idea. It happened to me with "The House of the Spirits." I thought the movie was just okay and, then, the book was amazing.
Mazunteful 7 months ago
What song plays during the trailer?
AmourCestVous 7 months ago
read the book and listen to mejirodude, it is definitely not a typical romance story. it's like a romance story but in textbook version. I personally found it a bit dull probably because i didn't really like any of the characters, especially florentino...he was definitely a creep having sex with a girl that is 72 years younger than him! haha this is definitely not 'the greatest love story of all time'...not at all!
seeyaspacecowboy 8 months ago 3
best book ive ever read...
cabbyhoot24 8 months ago
I think the film went into very much details. So the movie lost these emotions effect on viewers compared to the effect of the book on readers.
illusions20111 8 months ago
Well, in my view the book is better. But movie is worth watching, at least due to Bardem's part
opankova 8 months ago
is the book the same as the movie?and which one is better?
mootube6 9 months ago
"For they had lived together long enough to know that love was always love, anytime and anyplace, but it was more solid the closer it came to death."
Enjoyed the book, beautifully written... now will see the movie...
Majadez 10 months ago
Anyone who's read the book will know that the title plays on the idea that Florentino Ariza's love sickness resembled cholera.
molo1113 10 months ago
That's so beautiful.
kristine5050 10 months ago
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where can i watch the full movie of love in the time of cholera??
ediesharky258 10 months ago
this book needs to be readapted to the big screen, the movie was sooo wrong on all levels. Specially Bardem, who was born to play Dr. Urbino, not Florentino.
cifra2 10 months ago
Why, WHY is there a need for some dumb, nasal American voiceover??
missxcecelia 11 months ago
people are getting it wrong lol you watch the movie first so your not disapointed haha then u read the book and go omg i loved the movie but this book is freaking AMAZING!!! GAHHHH! thats what you do! not the other way round gosh people :D
tess19888 11 months ago
Better read the book than watch it. I was so disappointed how this movie turn out
albeanmagz19 1 year ago
"After 53 years, 7 months, and 11 days and nights, my heart was finaly satisfied, and for my joy, i discovered that life, and not death, has no limits."
- I cryed like a bitch after this! D,:
AlfaFRONDZ 1 year ago 27
I got headache of watching the movie..
Bellabachir 1 year ago
Thank God someone else felt the same way! what kind of messed up love story was that???
I have no problem w/ sex or even horrifyingly wrinkly naked oldies (as long as it's relevant to the point being made), but I DO have a problem w/ something that is advertised as "a love story" & is missing THE LOVE PART!
Frankly, don't even mind a sexcapades movie, AS LONG AS YOU ADVERTISE IT AS ONE, so I can pass on it. Kept watching to the end, thinking a touching part was about to come up...NEVER DID!
sklewafe 1 year ago
People I advise you DO NOT watch the movie 'til you've read the book before... My point of view: they screwed the book, its esence and really badly
The only thing worth is the songs, specially despedida by Shakira.
johandrea92 1 year ago
does anyone know the music starts from 1:10? I have heard of it in many movies but cannot find the name of the song.......
bpan007 1 year ago
@bpan007 Miriam Stockley - Kissing In The Rain
mmmr7ckl 1 year ago
Gabriel García Marquez, orgullo colombiano!
papasisito 1 year ago 4
i love javier bardem but this movie is a disgrace to the novel
lysjanvier 1 year ago 11
genial filmul
mimisor2010 1 year ago
Is the tittle miss-translated, or am I missing something here?. "El amor en los tiempos del cólera" should translate to: "Love in the Time of Rage".
alexthe22 1 year ago
@alexthe22 haha, so this movie/book has nothing to do with cholera? then they should have named the painted veil this title instead
thestormlscoming 1 year ago
@thestormlscoming It is called love in the times of the cholera because throughout the story of this book, the cholera was causing many deaths, and (Javier Bardem) Florentino's mother thought that his song was sick of cholera when he actually was suffering for the love of Fermina. And this lady ( Fermina) first meet her husband (Benjamin Bratt) when her father thought she had cholera, he called a doctor who was almost an expert in treat cholera, that's how they met.That is why the tittle.
danielitaiyta 1 year ago
@alexthe22 nope.dude.read the book.The cholera epidemic of the late 1890's is a staple part of the book.
Jalanko13 1 year ago
UGH this film is a CRIME to the book, totally horrible, no chemistry at all, very veyr very very very awkward acting, and what's with Angels in America theme at the beginning of the movietrailer?
henrysinaga 1 year ago
I'm reading "One Hundred Years of Solitude" now...I'll get around to this one eventually. I try not to read books by the same author consecutively...but Garcia Marquez makes it hard.
KrfNYC2 1 year ago
The book is beautiful *_*
Gordita8495 1 year ago
i love the movieeeee.if the movie is so beautiful i bet that the book is sick.can't wait to read it:)
BrightSeptember 1 year ago
god i lost my book!
allel26 1 year ago
i love the book
evildeath24 1 year ago
Gabriel Garcia Marquez is a genius
A colombian Ginius i'm so proud of my country
QUE VIVA COLOMBIA
marianavdeos13 1 year ago 2
I loved the book and I really liked this movie
TheRaenef09 1 year ago
Can anyone tell me the name of the song that is plays at 1:12?
iscasarso 1 year ago
@iscasarso Kissing in the rain by Patrick Doyle (Great Expectations soundtrack)
fanofLoVe6 1 year ago
@fanofLoVe6 Thanks!!!
iscasarso 1 year ago
this is not faithful to the novel... it is not that they are broken up and reunite perfectly later on - she rejects him, and his obsession with her is very destructive
sebastianflyte07 1 year ago
The book was great,the movie seems even greater!!
Sho0tm3 1 year ago
Why?
There is a lot of beutiful womans and nice landscapes.
The story might be long and it really confused a some point.. but none the less there is much to admire
MrJacobfromDenmark 1 year ago 2
The movie sucked.
RiotMoshPit 1 year ago
An infatuation.
RiotMoshPit 1 year ago 2
AGHH ITS ANTON SUGAR!!!!! RUNNNNN
matadordn 1 year ago 4
Awesome movie...Perfect,perfect,perfect.... <3
CountessVampirella 1 year ago
im doin a project in science class and were werking on diseases and mine is cholera :D :S :P :F
sudz17 1 year ago 2
I'm writing Love in the Time of Super AIDS . this summer.... bring a condom.
buddhastalin 2 years ago 3
@buddhastalin that is so funny dude
shootingstarboom 2 years ago
@buddhastalin is not funny
mariam163crazy 1 year ago
Oh wow. This movie looks intense...lol. I'm definately going to have to see it.
TheAnimadey 2 years ago
Love in the Time of Cholera is a book with vivid descriptive passages and limited to no dialogue at all. I wonder how the screenplay was written. As my country has gained its fame due to drugs and terrorism, one always hopes that cultural ways will manage to uncloud the earth's eyes. To know tht the movie, and perhaps the story itself, was poorly recieved is indeed dissapointing.
KissKara 2 years ago
@KissKara
Well that depends.
Leonard Maltin gave it 3 and a half star out of 4 and he is recognised as one of the greatest critics ever having achieved most fame.
However I only watched the movie and is probably going to read the book :)
MrJacobfromDenmark 2 years ago
The book is AMAZING. I haven't seen the movie, but I will. Nevertheless, as a Colombian myself, to hear thet the movie is a poor adaption is really dissapointing. Firstly, Gabriel Garcia Marquez CANNOT be adapted in a film. His stories are indeed bizarre, and far to complex to be told in a span of merely 3 hours.
KissKara 2 years ago
This is a good movie that i hav ever watched. such a wonderful film. the characters are played well. enjoying watching this movie at BigOnlineMovies . c o m
cinddrella 2 years ago
a spammer who doesnt even know proper english haha jokes
krispyrice1 2 years ago
really i luv this movie
yothtantakya 2 years ago
Its called 'kissing in the rain' by patrick doyle...great musical score : )
shayla5287 2 years ago
I mean how the song is called:P
kaka9999able 2 years ago
Does any of you know how the song that appears in the background of the scene at the church where Florentino first wanted to give Fermina a letter?(Spanish opera song i guess)Thanks:)
kaka9999able 2 years ago
Beautiful movie and great Javier Bardem.
LadyEleanor05 2 years ago
thats the theme from great expectations playing in the background!
pinkwolf43 2 years ago
I love that theme. You can hear it seperately too on here. It really fits the trailer of this movie. Can not imagine anyone loving someone for so long and being patient in this day and age, I feel romance had died and only lust exists.
Renabulous 2 years ago 3
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pinkwolf43 2 years ago
Reminds me of The Painted Veil! Personally I think that trailer's more attractive :) Likewise The Painted Veil is a really good movie too
feng87 2 years ago
A very good and beautiful movie, love it!
MsAgnethe 2 years ago
Recién terminé de leer el libro, espero eso si, que la historia represente a fidelidad la literatura, no como lo que ocurrió con La Casa de los Espíritus de Isabel Allende, cuya película era lo mas lejano a la realidad.
natacroft 2 years ago
People considering reading the book should be aware that it is NOT a typical romance story. It's more of a philosophical analysis on life, aging, and different types of love (and other more vile emotions). Beautifully written!
mejirodude 2 years ago 69
@mejirodude yup, I am reading the book now because I thought that the film trailer was a bit corny and that wasn´t the idea that I had of Gabriel Garcia Marquez having read 100 years of solitude. I didn´t see the movie but its one of those things where you need a great director to film something faithful to the book.
selfidentity1 10 months ago
Gabiel is an old man with a very enourmous wings. haha!
well i really love gabriel. he is a canonical artist. and in this book/film, just proves one thing--true love waits.
HANNALIRA90 2 years ago
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this book was the worst book EVER
Cmet332 2 years ago
i love it
marukita04 2 years ago
amazing movie lov it
siddiqsana1 2 years ago 2
51 years 9 months and 4 days that is how long i loved you!!!!
daiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim
Muhaalsad 2 years ago 101
@Muhaalsad WOW!! what a beautiful way to describe such an amazing book.
jnctf 8 months ago
Poignent film.
Heres to all the ghosts out there.
j0andc0 2 years ago
it looks reallly beautifull:D
punketa32 2 years ago
is that movie good?
DanaeYiakkoupi 2 years ago 3
The movie sizzles with real life scenarios. Lovers come and go; but, only one lover will make the Earth move and the memory of it will make you shiver again and again. The author is a delight and quite a surprise in this era.
comeuproses 2 years ago 5
This is a facinating movie, a philosophical one. And the actors are amazing.
Engior 2 years ago 2
wooooottt!!! i love gabriel g. marquez!!!!!
his books rock my socks :3
y ana maria matute tambien!!!
brmuss 2 years ago 2
.When Roxas finally got released by her captors inside her uncles house and opened the bag, she found a Bible, a copy of Gabriel Garcia Marquezs Love in the Time of Cholera, some cookies, a cell phone and a pair of handcuffs.
jaysirkulo 2 years ago
MELISSA ROXAS, Filipino-American activist who returned from the United States to back her claim of having been abducted and tortured by state agents named her tormentors at a public hearing conducted Thursday by the Commission on Human Rights.
jaysirkulo 2 years ago
The book was amazing. Im scared to watch the movie, I heard it's horrible compared to the novel
HiddenAgenda11 2 years ago
all novel based movies are. a book is between you and the writer a movie is a third party eye
N7i3N 2 years ago
I'm almost done reading the book. Can't wait to watch the film. I hope it's not too Hollywoody.
jamqueen1 2 years ago 2
the movie is quite a delight. You will remember your lover. I mean the one that made the earth moved. I found my movie at my College library. Free.
comeuproses 2 years ago 2
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ablake001 2 years ago
great movie
d5alti 2 years ago
I love this movie!!!! I want to read the book. Is it a good read?
7RoseDawson7 2 years ago
wanted to watch this movie but it wasn't released in the philippines
vinceismisunderstood 2 years ago
so download it from the net lol....
alexut576 2 years ago
the movie is really good...i love it..
agrinio7club 2 years ago
swietne dzielo!!
very, very good! it is like book. it doesn't have changes! :))
kudlata1990 2 years ago
wats the song in the trailer?
foreveranimegirl2008 2 years ago
I haven't watched the movie but I read the novel. It's amazing. I can't believe they changed so many things in the movie I mean I've only seen the this trailer but Fermina's parents were never against Florentino, he actually never dared to make a move on her and they never kissed or actually get together until they were really old. It's a beautiful novel and it really shows pure love.
supositorio2009 2 years ago
.... Fermina's father, took her to the mountains, to AVOID Florentino... he was "A nobody". The point of moving to the city was for her to find a suitable man to marry, and to bring money to her father. Her "Parents" don't exist, just her father, her mother is long dead when the story begins. The woman character who is raising her is her aunt (fathers sister) who is sent away when the father finds out she allowed the correspondence between Florentino and Fermina. Read the book again.
spoonspoonspoons 2 years ago 4
oh yes Fermina's dad didn't want them to get married or together , and he did go see Florentino, to say he doesn't want him near his daughter when he found out from Fermina's teacher that she wrote love letters during class...
freyamia 2 years ago
spoiler!
StrawberrieSunshine 2 years ago
I don't know about the movie, but the book is amazing.
Kaelle79 2 years ago 2
i love pie
nemochrysler 2 years ago 2
i hear ya..
ajscorpion3 2 years ago
Is that the Angels in America score they're playing over the trailer in the beginning?
two2bit 2 years ago
oh thank you so much I couldn´t figure that out!
bubololo 2 years ago
I love this movie :)
Gracey1992 2 years ago
Florentino Ariza is not that handsome!
soteriasphinx 2 years ago
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amorsgotsoul123 2 years ago
jk i respect you views lol peace out
IndigoPurple88 2 years ago
The trailer is pretty good.. i think I'll watch this movie
Tecupae17 2 years ago
This movie was amazing, but the trailer is crap.
ErisNApple 2 years ago
I would think you were crazy
caprisun4200 3 years ago
I havent seen the film but if a lost lover told you to watch it what would you think?
traceyE1969 3 years ago
What the fuck... why are 'lost lovers' able to contact you? DESTROY, ERASE, IMPROVE!!
EliteDoomer 3 years ago
Does the book have the same title as the movie? I've heard great things about the book and I would really like to read it but I'm not sure if it's the same name as the movie.
enk45 3 years ago
its the same
xHopelessScreamerx 3 years ago
Yes it does...
TeiTeiTheNinja 2 years ago
does anyone know the name of that song at 1:10?
queeniekhan 3 years ago
I know how Florentino Ariza feels in this story... WYE
Barzbub 3 years ago
I loved the scene on the riverboat when he loses his virginity...::smiles::
evexwasxframed 3 years ago 2
If u find the story interesting, believe me, the book is the best love story u will ever read!
santisaca 3 years ago
What is the name of the song at the end of the trailer? With the woman singing?
theworldsgreatest01 3 years ago
Kissing in the Rain by Tori Amos. Beautiful isn't it?
zenayda83 3 years ago 2
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OMG WORST movie ever. its like a porno, no joke.
ichat1234 3 years ago
That's because Americans are not used to nudity. Get over it, it's a beautiful movie, sex is a part of life.
crystalclear07 3 years ago 4
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Those who look at a woman lustfully already commits adultery! those are the words of Christ! You are right its a Porno! Europe's faith is dead lets not become like them!
AaronShaunBrennan 3 years ago
wth? no need to become all jesus. It is just a movie, and yes sex is a part of life. It's not like you haven't or will not do it eventually
ilovenubia14 3 years ago
actually I am a virgin and I am going to be a priest so I will never have sex. LOL!
AaronShaunBrennan 3 years ago
that's kinda sad
caprisun4200 3 years ago
aaaahahah that really is sad dude
ArsChDriAn 2 years ago
I guess it is a little sad but thats life. I always feel sad for people who contract STDs, thats even more sad. They have to go throughout life scar-de and in pain for a moment of pleasure. But thats not why I don't have it. I don't because I believe its only for marriage and thats why I will never have it.
AaronShaunBrennan 2 years ago
you sir misunderstand your morals and are a fag
IndigoPurple88 2 years ago
Have you ever seen a Porno film? I think you haven't :)) LOL.
emdabelju 3 years ago
CARTAGENA IS BEAUTIFUL!!!
demispinedo 3 years ago
Sorry but not better than the book. Great actors though, but the book is just *gasp.* Maybe I'm just a Garcia fan but I love it.
HammandClov 3 years ago 3
You are right. No movie could measure up to the greatness of Marquez's words.
crystalclear07 3 years ago 2
this is our story JEM!!!!!!!!!!!!! I LOVE YOU WITH ALL THE CONVICTION IN MY HEART!
TE AMO MI VIDA!!!
Jem929 3 years ago
this fake accent they had in the movie is so irritating!it would be so much better if they were speaking spanish:)
remalia18 3 years ago
lol Yeah, but I don't think Giovanna speaks spanish. Does she?
CaixaDeSol 3 years ago
No, actually she's italian..
LetySuomi 3 years ago
Yeah, that's why I thought that. =/ I knew she was italian but I wasn't sure if she spoke spanish.
CaixaDeSol 3 years ago
oh my god now this is great movie! five stars way up!!!
16taylor18 3 years ago 3
Okay? So some of you say the BOOK sucks and isn't worth reading - and some of you say the book can't be translated into Film. Which one would you rather watch/read? I haven't done either yet, but it's high on my list of things to read/watch.
onebitch 3 years ago
I read the book like a month ago and i loved it, it's a true love story... this is even before i knew there was a movie about it. so i would say, read the book first and then watch the movie, it makes it so much more interesting. And whoever says the book is not worth reading is wrong, that it was not their topic of interest is something else. I really got into it and im glad i did. Garcia Marquez is one of the greatest of our time.
esrolo 3 years ago
i would much you rather watch the film than read the book, that way when you watch the film, you would not had a bias view because you had already read the book.
lgrf4evr 3 years ago
Perhaps a 'watch film first' approach is relevant for a film critic, otherwise i always say read the book first (but only if the book is the origional source & not vice verca), then the film, because i know there's little chance of me being motivated to read the book if i know what happens, unless i loved the film and was intrigued by it enough to read the book. I'm reading the book atm, then i'll see what the film is like.
sexipants 3 years ago
51 years 9 months 4 days that is how long i have loved you
Fywll 3 years ago 7
just watching this made me sorta tear up, although some of the things i saw dont coincide with the book :(
loslosgangsters90 3 years ago
''We must learn to live without love''...I strongly disagree with this!!!It is absoludely unacceptable...
elektra72332 3 years ago
Well, yes, that is part of the plot.
CaptainOats74 3 years ago
51 years,9 months and 4 days.That is how long i have loved you...
elektra72332 3 years ago
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SHITTIEST BOOK EVER
good writer terrible story he should write something interesting not some trashy romance novel
Moonmaster412 3 years ago
Gabriel García Márquez´s novels can´t be traslated to movie language. This movie prove it
rimb1127 3 years ago
I agree, the book is phenomenal,I finished reading it just yesterday,I have not seen the movie.A great book to read.A great writer.
karolyn7 3 years ago 4
I KILL YOU!! her father was like a terrorist. this is a porno film warning to all, 3 of my friends slept thru it... if you want to piss your life up a wall go ahead endure cholera (no relation to the film whatsoeva)
MezTheDummy 3 years ago
do yo know which is the song that begins in minute 1:10?? i would appreciate it very much...thnx
rbkwapi 3 years ago
is call "kissing the rain" from the movie great expectations.
alfalej 3 years ago
thank you very very much!!!! i looked for it for months, you are just great!! hugs and kisses alfalej :)
rbkwapi 3 years ago
does any one know the melody that Florentino played with violin?
christmasjean 3 years ago