Onegin final scene

[DunMarron]

I suppose this is one of the saddest scenes in literature and in film history, too. Every time I watch it I cry my eyes out. :'((((

[love4nana707]

One of the saddest scenes in the history of movies. Ralph Fiennes is just perfect.. I can sense the sadness in his voice and in his eyes. And she cries so naturally..

This is pure love. Pushikin knew what true love is.

[Sephrenzu]

American Onegin is full shit. It doesn't reflect everything that Pushkin has put in the novel.

[primumnah]

@Sephrenzu )) why???

[bijo2000]

Cinematically lovely scene and composition... but acting is not that brilliant although Liv Tyler is great, Ralph Fiennes is not believable.

[misestrelka]

Damn I'd love to stick it in that mouth.

[babygirl67301]

Gaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa­ayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

[Scarlett1897]

@babygirl67301 GAY what?

[nannykat11]

wow love it

[Bambolina07]

my fav novel in poems! my two fav actors! What a great play..great screening!

[Bambolina07]

we don't appreciate what we have, and when we loose it- we cry (Pushkin)...

[SashkaBlack]

I cried like rain during this scene :( I know Tatyana's letter still

[shergilovnik]

Really good. But nothing in common with Pushkin.

[KESIKESS1]

well this scene is heart breaking even more when he goes, you should have uploaded it till the end

[dlastqueen]

Ah, how the tables have turned! Indeed, Onegin...you are too late.