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Musical
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Gary Halvorson
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Richard Bernstein, Susanna Phillips, Scott Scully, Marco Armiliato

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Genres Musical
Director Gary Halvorson
Writer Carlo Zangarini, Guelfo Civinini, David Belasco
Stars Richard Bernstein, Susanna Phillips, Scott Scully, Marco Armiliato
Country USA
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22 customer reviews about «Puccini: La Fanciulla del West»

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Lauren S.
Friday, 17 Jul 2020 10:41

This movie is much better than the "Tony G" movie in terms of the true story it tells, and it is really worth the time to see it. It's like "A Bronx Tale", but it is very much more alive than that film. It is really a movie about the life of the late great and powerful Italian American singer, Joe Cacchino, as told by a man who knew him well and who was a close friend. For the majority of the movie you see a group of people talking about what is going on in the lives of Joe, his wife, and his son. The movie is a great look into how Joe lived his life, what made him happy, and what made him sad. You see his relationship with his wife, with his son, and with all of his close friends. And as in a great love story, you see his struggle with his wife's infidelity, as well as his struggle with his son's problems. It is a true story, with a great musical score, as well as some very moving scenes that you will remember. It's a movie that makes you want to know more about the man who created so much music. It is also a great movie that will make you cry.
Wayne
Thursday, 16 Jul 2020 09:11

This is a wonderful film. A young boy, who wants to go to Europe to be a painter, joins the local art club. The club organizes an exhibition in Paris and invites a bunch of local artists to join. The club members manage to invite all sorts of artists to join. Among these people are Cornelius and Francesca, a couple of young painters. The couple are not exactly "artists" but they like to paint. However, they are just good friends who like to have a good time. They also are not really good friends, however, because they have an intimate relationship with each other. Cornelius, who is the youngest member, loves Francesca, but he never tells her that he likes her. His girlfriend feels the same way. This is just a little issue, however, for Cornelius and Francesca. The rest of the movie is about these two main characters, one of whom is in love with another. The film does not have any nudity, and the actors are mainly girls, though there are a few men. This is a beautifully directed film and the best of the film festival in the U.S. in the last few years.
Roy Morgan
Thursday, 16 Jul 2020 03:14

If you want to know how Italians coped with Nazi Germany in WWII, look no further than this movie. I'll give you that: lots of dancing. Very many scenes with a singer in a lace kimonos, or a woman in a apron, or a young girl in a white blouse and a red-head haircut. Lots of music. All those music videos shot in the time period of 1940 to 1945. But what really makes this movie work is the performance of Paco de Lucia. He gives the best performance of his career. His voice is very good and he just has such an expression on his face, and he is so young, so talented, that you can see in your mind's eye the future of his acting career. He has a way of looking straight into your eyes and taking you on a ride. It's not just a movie that will make you feel good. It will give you hope. "I love you" is a very good song. (He was supposed to sing it in the film and he did. But I heard it was cut out and replaced with the line "I love you" and I was really disappointed.) So, when you go to the movies, go see this movie. I can't see why this film has not received more praise. (I hope it will win a Oscar.)
Evelyn W.
Tuesday, 14 Jul 2020 19:47

It's not often you see a film that is truly perfect in all respects. But this is it. The best possible adaptation of any of Dante's Inferno, the musical of his most famous story. The characters are all, without exception, brilliantly cast. And the movie is brilliantly shot. As a matter of fact, the movie deserves to be shown in the best museums in the world. Its genius is evident in every frame of the film. The scenes are rich in color, and even the background music is excellent. The movie is also great for its directing. It is astonishing to see the colors that those cast did not have the skills to present on film. All of the actors play their parts to perfection. The movie is divided into three acts. First act is not terribly memorable, the second is a little more interesting, but the third one is extremely interesting. The last act is not so good as the first, but the third one is one of the most interesting and exciting I've ever seen. I give 9/10 because the last act could have been better. But the music is the best thing about this movie. It is excellent and I give it 9/10.
Justin A.
Sunday, 28 Jun 2020 15:12

I remember seeing this film a few times as a kid, and was enthralled. Then a few years later I rented it and saw it again and it blew my mind again. The film is beautiful and the performances from everyone are perfect. I think the chemistry between Puck and Pucchi, and Carlo Giannini and Giovanna are one of the best I've ever seen. The film also has a good plot that flows well. The music is great and the film is an amazing character study about the people who move to the West and fall in love with this wonderful region. Every scene is important and it makes you want to see more films from these directors. I recommend this film to anyone who has not seen it. I'm in love with it.
Patrick Howard
Saturday, 27 Jun 2020 07:45

A very interesting interpretation of the final scene of Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet", most of the movie is devoted to the interplay between Dr. Vincenzo and Maria's brother, a former country doctor, but his role is only hinted at in the first act. The gay writer, Dr. Vincenzo (Bertolucci) is being at first appalled at how slow his own life has gone and after all the tragedy that has befallen his family he is finally forced to ask his wife, and by extension his son, what's next for him. Not until the last scene does he reveal his secret: he has found a role for himself in a very different and unexpected setting. The brilliant performance of Christian Vondel's character, who is at first opposed by the two men, and then becomes more and more the one who has to decide on who will be the one to settle his family affairs is truly inspiring. As the movie progresses he finds that if his feelings for his daughter are to be as strong as his desire to marry his wife, he must also become a man, but he does not know how, nor how soon, nor how hard, but he tries to think about this until the last scene. So, in this final scene, Bertolucci and Vondel show their true abilities. In the end, the moral that Shakespeare's play was trying to achieve is found only when a man has lost his wife, when it is the woman who loses her husband. It is the woman who loses her happiness. In other words, the play is trying to show that all the reasons for happiness are due to love. The ending of the film is beautiful and tender, but with a hint of humor. While Vondel's character has realized that his love for his daughter has been lost, he has realized that he has to do something about his love for his son. The film has a real moral message. To make things even more complex is the fact that Vondel, as Dr. Vincenzo, is now gay. While the gay characters were often seen as the most despicable of all, in the role of the gay Dr. Vincenzo, Bertolucci's character gives a very strong contrast to his husband. He is a good man, who had a lot of compassion for his wife and for his son. He is a man who is trying to live in accordance with his conscience, and he is doing this in a very human way. However, his act will come back to haunt him. Christian Vondel's performance is simply amazing. The father who lost his wife and his son. Vondel portrays Vondel with a perfection, and is clearly the only person who could have played him. He has been nominated for an Oscar, and I think it is a shame that he didn't win it. The story of Vincenzo's journey in trying to get his wife to accept him as a man, in finding a new life, and in knowing that love must be all the most important thing in life is well told. This is a movie for all to see. It is funny, touching, moving, and it has a deep message. It is a real treat for the heart.
Ronald W.
Friday, 26 Jun 2020 06:15

I was in Italy at the time of the first film, and it was a delight to see it again on the big screen. The first two films were quite a mix of styles. The original three-day period in Rome was here (but not as clearly set up as I remember), but the new one was a lot less conventional than the original. Not that it was ever anything new to the period, but the style was more organic and in many ways less natural. I thought the scenes of the past with Gavalda and Guido were the best scenes of the film. The actors, as usual, were great. Once you get past the fact that there's a lot of nudity, there are some terrific actors here. I think this is probably the best version of the earlier three films, though the two newer ones don't quite match up. These films are not for everyone. If you're looking for a purely dramatic look at the fall of the Roman Empire, you won't like these movies, but if you're looking for a "Rome" film that's not quite realistic, you might find them enjoyable. The art direction in these films is superb. There are a few scenes of some great early 17th-century art that really stand out. These are films for true movie buffs. I wouldn't recommend them to anyone who hasn't seen them before, but I would definitely recommend them to anyone who has seen them and liked them.
Adam H.
Friday, 26 Jun 2020 00:18

Yes, I am a rock music fan. I love Barbra Streisand, John Lennon, and Michael Jackson. What makes a movie rock 'n' roll? Does it have to be a number one or a number two? The problem is that you have to be a fan of music to enjoy a movie about rock 'n' roll. But I am also a woman. I'm not a fan of rock 'n' roll, and yet I loved this movie. If you are a fan of Barbra Streisand, you'll like the movie. You'll be able to get into the movie as you go along. There is a wonderful musical score that is the essence of the movie. I've always enjoyed Barbra Streisand's music. It's gorgeous. I've always loved it. John Lennon, who is played by singer/songwriter/musician/actor Brian Wilson, is a very special character. He has the ability to make the audience feel what he is feeling. I do not know if John Lennon was even alive when he was writing the song for "Tonight, Tonight." The song was just about a man having a rough time. It was a very sad song. I just loved the song. Then of course we have the story of John Lennon. The other characters in this movie are like that. They are trying to relate to John Lennon's life. It's a very interesting story. I could say more about the story of the movie, but you can see it in the picture, so it's hard to say too much. I've had this film in my DVD player for a long time. It is the best movie ever made. It's an American classic. It has something for everyone.
Roger K.
Thursday, 18 Jun 2020 03:53

This movie was more than just a musical. It was a dramatization of a play that was set to be performed in Venice, and it was a musical that took place on the stage. The performers were all first-rate, especially Puccini, who was simply outstanding. His great voice and ability to write songs made it difficult to believe that the music in this movie was really Puccini. The characters were well-drawn and relatable, and the actors portrayed them with the requisite charisma. The photography was especially outstanding, and the costumes were splendid. The sets were not only beautiful, but beautiful, too, and in many scenes I felt I was looking at real Venice, not a production of it. The costumes and scenery were all beautiful, as were the costumes for the children. A definite must-see for any one who has an interest in classical music, opera, or cinema. It is a great work of art, and definitely worth viewing, even if the plot is a little hard to follow.
Donna Hayes
Monday, 15 Jun 2020 07:11

I haven't seen "Puccini: The West", but I have seen all of the films that are based on the books of the same name by Bobbio Parfitti, and I think that this is one of the best films based on his work. The cast is wonderful and the production is superb. The way that the story is told is very engaging. It feels like you are watching a documentary about an Italian fashion designer, but the story is also very well thought out. And to finish, I must say that the camera work in this film is fantastic. It is very powerful and has a very artistic quality. I think that this film is also very well acted. In fact, if the film wasn't so well acted, I would think that it was a complete piece of junk.
Jessica
Wednesday, 10 Jun 2020 01:40

One of the greatest Italian film making films ever made! The man who scored a high score in my book was Almeida Garcia (now with second star) of course. Almeida took a break from his usual film making to go off and film "La Fanciulla del West". In a nutshell it is the story of a prisoner who has to guard and educate the inmates and the guards of his prison. I also thought that the film could have been made a little bit better. I thought it could have been more inventive and less predictable. Maybe the worst bit for me was that it didn't end. I was waiting for it to end. I was hoping for some twist but it wasn't to be. I thought they could have left us with some clues, but as I said before, it didn't end. Overall, if you liked "La Fanciulla del West" you will definitely like "Parolacino" and definitely this. Great film, great story, great acting, great directing, great music, great costumes, great camerawork, great costumes and great effects. 10/10
Sandra
Tuesday, 09 Jun 2020 19:43

It's rare when you are transported to another world. Especially when the purpose of the film is to explain to a group of people what makes a person "Italian." It's a lengthy film that must have taken a lot of time and effort to make. But the result is a film that will stand the test of time. The story is rich with historical events and a beautiful score that complements the film perfectly. I recommend this movie to any collector of American history or those who enjoy the study of cultural change. It's an excellent film for those who are interested in the evolution of Italian culture.
Terry
Monday, 08 Jun 2020 18:13

Gentle and nuanced; a beautifully uncluttered universe of the things that move in our lives, presented in such a beautiful and effortless way that it is really hard to be disappointed. This is not a story of love, but rather of forgiveness, and the artistry with which these things are done in the film is beautiful. The musical score by James Horner is absolutely incredible. The direction of the film is spot-on. The cast is great. It's an absolute pleasure to be able to watch this film. It is a genuine eye-opener. It is a story of love, forgiveness, and the joy of living.
Joyce
Monday, 08 Jun 2020 12:16

I've always had a love for Puccini's movies. To me, they were some of the best things I have ever seen in my life. I remember growing up watching the musical movies with my dad and mother, and eventually, we got to see the movies from their original releases on VHS. I grew up watching Pucchi movies and always wanted to be part of the story. And now, I have finally watched the complete film. Puccini: La Fanciulla del West is the best movie I've ever seen in my life. It had everything that a great Pucchi movie should have. It's a musical, it's a great story, it's extremely funny, and it has great acting. It has the greatest scene in the movie where the mother has her son "discovered" by Pucchi and he starts singing and dancing. The scene is absolutely hilarious and one of the best in the film. So, I have to recommend it to everyone. Especially to people who don't like Pucchi movies because it's not the exact same thing that the others are. It's got different music, different songs, different things to see, and also different music that Pucchi has done that is not in the other films. And as a bonus, it's got a fantastic "western" feel to it. The movie itself has a great story, great acting, and great music. The musical numbers are great and there is even a great story, that makes you care about all the characters. The movie is an absolutely incredible movie. I recommend it to everyone. It's a great musical and a great story. And I'm not just saying that because I like Pucchi movies. It's an incredible movie that you should watch.
Helen
Sunday, 07 Jun 2020 10:46

I had the opportunity to see this at the Palm Springs International Film Festival and I thought it was a great, and very creative film. The characters are really interesting. I think they all have a good sense of humor and a different point of view. I think the movie is good at making fun of the genre but, at the same time, I think it's really witty. There is some really great dance sequences in this movie that I think are great. I think that the ending was kind of ambiguous and I didn't really get the whole "twist" that I thought I was going to get, but I thought it was good.
Vincent Jones
Friday, 22 May 2020 06:10

What the? The most "authentic" movie I've ever seen in my life! It really touches the soul! Now I can see why people feel sorry for all those Scorsese's, and they can't stop praising his films! I've seen a lot of stuff in my life, but this one left me speechless! It's an "exercise in the art of the film". It's a journey that you can only watch if you're not thinking. It's only for people who know what they're looking for. I'd like to recommend it to all Scorsese's fans, for anyone else it's something you have to see!
Jessica Pena
Wednesday, 20 May 2020 22:43

I enjoyed the film very much. I had the chance to watch it in an outdoor theater in Florida and found it very pleasant. The film follows the journey of a trio of Italian musicians through the white sands of the Mediterranean Sea and the island of Capri. Some of the musical pieces are very familiar to those who have studied music in the European countries, but it is the audience interaction with the characters that makes it so engaging. The film is both beautiful to look at, and a joy to listen to. Some people complain that the film is "boring," but I beg to differ. The energy in the film never wanes, and the dialogue is witty and pleasant. I would highly recommend this film to any music lover.
Ethan
Wednesday, 20 May 2020 16:47

I love this movie. It's absolutely original and the characters are very relatable. There is even a new twist in the middle of the movie and I'm still struggling to figure out what that is. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do!
Edward
Tuesday, 19 May 2020 15:16

In the year 2001, when young American citizens went to war in Iraq, many of them had trouble remembering the last time they had lived in a real Western-style country. "The Lady in the Van", an 18th century musical, had remained "unflaggingly optimistic and optimistic about the world" throughout its production's duration. Every film in which the characters became something other than Americans, however, has also failed to reach the same heights of optimism. Which is precisely why I am delighted to say that "Puccini" remains an improvement on the "standard" Hollywood musical. It is a film, in short, that does not take itself too seriously, and doesn't try to win over any audience, but does what it does, using one of the most versatile and versatile voices to carry its message. In the years since its production's inception, "Puccini" has maintained an unusual reputation. The film is widely praised for its faithful adaptation of the opera, but it is also panned for its failure to create an emotional connection between its characters. It is the same reason why it is always warmly remembered, even though its popularity is hardly affected. The film, then, is a very satisfying addition to the canon of film musicals. The acting, for its part, is very good, and the film has a strong musical sense. However, the film's biggest asset is its theme. The message is not the opera, but rather the story of a young woman named Francesca (Maria Elena Hureira). As she is so busy at the opera house, she spends most of her time looking after her sick father and her sister. These two families are the center of a plot that would be a waste of time if it weren't for the music. As an opera, "Puccini" is a success. It is also a fantastic musical, and one of the best that I have ever seen. That is not to say it is perfect. There are some very strong points, but the film is the best musical I have seen all year.
Brittany
Thursday, 23 Apr 2020 01:48

This is one of my all-time favorite films. I thought that the piece had a wonderful sense of style, and the use of color is interesting and very pleasing. This movie, and most of Pacino's work, are some of my favorites. I don't think that he is particularly good at portraying any emotion in his characters, so he often takes the easy way out, but this is a good movie to watch with friends to enjoy a good, warm, and quiet film. I recommend this movie to anyone who likes a good, warm, and nice movie. It's not meant for the kids, so get the DVD. :)
Richard Barnett
Wednesday, 22 Apr 2020 20:25

This is a very good TV movie. The costumes and sets are fantastic. This one of my favorites! Also, the music is beautiful. It's not heavy or exciting, but it makes the movie a bit more heartwarming. I especially liked the musical numbers in this movie. My favorite song is "Sinfonia Cuono" by Paolo Roversi. And I really loved the song "Regone d'estarte!" sung by Gaspare Cardioli. It is one of my favorites.
Harold W.
Wednesday, 22 Apr 2020 16:49

This is an excellent movie to see with the whole family. Although, it is not as well-known as the movie that it is based on, "La Fanciulla del West" is a very good story with the characters, locations and the animation. You will be a great fan of this movie.
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