Blindness // Brilliant little scene

I'm not still sure that I liked the movie, but I'm pretty sure that we're going to talk about it for years to come.

This is a brilliant little scene, indicative of the director's unsurpassed skills.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Fernando
• Meirelles
• José
• Saramago
• Julianne
• Moore
• Mark
• Ruffalo

[JoHeartsArt]

@RandomGal555556 well, i didnt read the book but i heard from my teacher and some friends of mine that is truly a piece of art and can tell you that so is the film :) and yeah, you have to watch the film to understand it really , you won't be wasting your time ;)

[JoHeartsArt]

@JoHeartsArt no, but i did watch the film. why?

[tasmineBecrazy]

THE BEST PART EVER!!!!!!!

[JoHeartsArt]

@RandomGal555556 did you understand the book?

[JoHeartsArt]

if you made the effort to post a scene from this film, you certainly liked it :)

[chacalXXX]

@RandomGal555556 That`s exactly it... for that little boy the table didn`t exist until he ran into it. it`s the way the movie envolves us into the "blind world".

[RandomGal555556]

I don't understand what is so brilliant about this scene. Is it how the people portray blindness for the audience ? The book does an amazing job (better than that) if that's the case.

Or do I have to watch the movie to undersand?

[Ana2010Claudia]

Subtle and brillant scene endeed!

[jeumort]

This really is an excellent bit of the film.