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(108655) 7.2 118 min 2015

Carol is a movie starring Cate Blanchett, Rooney Mara, and Sarah Paulson. An aspiring photographer develops an intimate relationship with an older woman in 1950s New York.

Starring: Rooney Mara, Cate Blanchett, Sarah Paulson, Kyle Chandler

Genres: Romance, Drama

Director: Todd Haynes

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Romance, Drama
Director	Todd Haynes
Writer	Phyllis Nagy, Patricia Highsmith
Stars	Rooney Mara, Cate Blanchett, Sarah Paulson, Kyle Chandler
Country	USA, UK
Also Known As	Carol - Iubire interzisa, Kerola, 卡罗尔, The Price of Salt, 因為愛你, キャロル, Kerol
Runtime	1H 58M
Description	An aspiring photographer develops an intimate relationship with an older woman in 1950s New York.

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Jonathan Richardson

Friday, 17 Jul 2020 19:44

When a man enters a women's beauty contest (at the very least, to better understand her), he suddenly finds himself alone in the women's bathroom. Looking over the competition, he discovers that the winner was the woman he really, really wanted to date. But when he tries to leave his male body behind, he finds that his mind isn't quite sure what to do. Initially, the problem is that he doesn't understand what he wants, but then he starts to change his behavior and finds that he really, really wants the woman he saw at the contest. The movie has some strong points, like the use of music to convey emotion, but the pacing is rather slow, and the plot gets confusing towards the end. When I first saw this film, I thought it was about a girl who went into a beauty contest to find her lost love, but it's really more about changing the mind of a man and his desire to find a woman. Overall, I recommend this film if you are a female, because it will make you think about women. This film was very popular during the 1980's, and it was popularized by John Waters. Though, I'm not sure if it's still popular today.

Monday, 13 Jul 2020 21:32

I don't really know what to say about this film. It is an interesting period piece, a nicely put together film and the characters are well developed and worth following. But as I watched it, the film seemed to slip in and out of character, and as a result I just felt like it could have been better. The plot has some really good ideas and a bit of character development, and I think it could have been a lot better. But, it has many great moments, like when Wilhelmina and Carol and their son watch the news of the assassination of President Kennedy. There are a few other scenes where the film is good, and the cinematography is excellent. I give it a 7 out of 10.

Monday, 13 Jul 2020 15:35

While the movie's premise is not new, it's made with quite a bit of finesse. After all, the film was helmed by Brian Grazer who wrote the screenplay for THE LOST BOY, which was based on an acclaimed book by James Dickey (also a writer on the movie). Carol's storyline is very interesting. Carol's character is very curious, with her family being forced to be nannies for her family's home on the side. This curiosity leads to the movie's greatest flaw: The ending. We are subjected to the most unsatisfying of cinematic endings: Carol is able to live her life, but what will she do with her life? It's not enough to live happily ever after. So much happens in the movie, I could spend an entire article on it. For me, the movie was a disappointment because I was expecting a great script with an epic story. However, the movie is above average and would have to be considered a 10/10 if not for the ending.

Wednesday, 08 Jul 2020 09:56

A super hot blonde decides to stay with a happily married husband who happens to be a divorcee, without her knowledge. The husband doesn't like the fact that she is with a married man so he wants to put her in an "ugly" house in the country. All of the items that she needs to survive in this house are considered "prohibited" items and will get removed, leaving only a small sewing machine. In order to leave the house she has to get a driver, a maid and a servant, all of which are friendly and helpful. All of them put in a lot of work, despite not being allowed to help her. At the end of the movie, the blonde gets her wish to leave the house and go to a better house, the husband gets a divorce, and they live happily ever after. It's a good film, but I think that the beauty of the movie is that the blonde is not beautiful. I would not classify this as a chick flick. It is a very dark and depressing story of a very troubled woman who has not been able to find happiness. A guy with a sweet heart and someone who wants a new start might find this movie very hard to watch. However, I recommend it to any woman that is looking for a dark, depressing story.

Wednesday, 01 Jul 2020 15:09

I was wondering why so many people were giving this film such low ratings when it was just nominated for 2 Oscars. I guess it was for the over-the-top acting from Clooney. If you haven't seen this film, you should. And I am a big fan of Robin Williams. I am not a big fan of Clooney. I am not a fan of Matt Damon, and I am a big fan of Will Smith. But I think Matt Damon's acting was great. It didn't need some over-the-top acting. It was believable and well-acted. This was the best acting of the year so far. But I was going to give it a 4 just because there was Matt Damon. But he's the only actor who I can't stand. So that's why it got an "8" rating from me. I like this film more than any other year's best movie. It's very believable, and it's got the best acting of the year so far. I really love this film, and I think it's a great movie. So go out and watch it. It's good.

Saturday, 27 Jun 2020 11:00

You might expect to see it for the story and the characters, but what you actually see are beautiful shots of New York City. It is a gentle movie, and there's not a lot of blood and violence. It is a love story, with a wonderful twist at the end. However, if you expect to see a movie about terrorism, you'll be disappointed. The story is interesting, but there is not much of it. You can still see how much more of a story could be made with a more interesting and visually rich plot. Also, the acting is superb, especially the young actress playing the daughter, and the screenwriter who obviously had a lot of fun writing the story. Just don't expect to see a good movie. I recommend it, however.

Christina Grant

Tuesday, 23 Jun 2020 12:48

When the first trailer for this movie came out I did not care for it as much as I did for Bambi. I couldn't get into the trailers cause I didn't like the way they were going to make this movie. After that trailer I fell in love with the movie. I was a little skeptical about the movie, but I fell in love with it. Now I want to see it again, because I think it's the best movie I've seen this year. It's a movie that's fun, romantic and sad. It's about a teenager named Will (Ty Burrell) who is now an adult and is having an affair with a teacher named Carol (Charlize Theron). Carol doesn't want to be in love with Will and to avoid a lawsuit, she turns him down. But when she doesn't return Will's love, he turns to his best friend a d vie named Josh (Ryan Gosling) and they decide to hire him to steal Carol from him. Meanwhile Will and Josh have a relationship and try to keep their relationship a secret. Will and Josh decide to break into a book store and steal the books, but they do it only because Will and Josh can't get their love back. When Will returns from his three month vacation to find that Carol has left, he is furious. This movie is a beautiful love story, but it's also a dark and twisted one. I think a lot of people don't know how to appreciate a love story. It's sad, but at the same time it's also happy and good. I also liked the fact that there's some good humor in this movie, but not too much. The movie also has some sad parts. If you can't find anything good in this movie, then I don't know what to tell you. It's just a wonderful movie that's a perfect movie for anyone.

Sunday, 21 Jun 2020 03:50

There are lots of good things about this film, but perhaps the most disturbing is how it's unrealistic and unrealistic. It is never possible to describe what happens in real life, as far as I'm concerned, as you can watch the film with no knowledge of the truth, or at least no knowledge of what you're watching. It is amazing how the story is set up and yet the reality is so far away. I can't blame the writers for this, but I can blame the director for giving in to the Hollywood hype. It's a great story, but the main characters and the actors who play them do not have realistic characters. It's OK to tell a story of a girl's life, but don't start it with a realistic point of view. OK, you can't say that, but it's not the only reason to hate this film. Other problems with the film are that there are too many plot elements. The audience can't be invested in any one plot, so they have to all fit into one big plot. Too many plot lines to tell them all, and none of them are compelling. The ending is so over-blown and unrealistic. The end of the movie would be more realistic if it was more realistic and less based on a story that was at the same time still part of a Hollywood hype. This movie is a wonderful and beautiful film, but it's not as realistic as I thought it would be. And I was wrong. But as a film, it's a great one.

Friday, 19 Jun 2020 14:35

I cannot believe I have waited so long to see this movie. It's not for everyone, and some may feel a little uncomfortable with the subject matter, but I really liked it. There was some distaste for the scenes involving the fact that the movie was based on a true story, but I don't think it was necessary. The story itself was interesting and really did capture my interest. I love the fact that this movie is based on the real story of "A Christmas Carol" and not on a story written by anyone else. I'm not sure if I would be as interested in the story if I had read a book, but I am curious to see what other people thought about this movie. Overall, I think this is a good movie that I recommend to any fan of the book.

Monday, 15 Jun 2020 16:22

This movie was NOT for everyone. It had a lot of symbolism and lots of beautiful images that make it all worth it. It was very emotional. It took me away from the real world. To me this is one of those movies you should see multiple times. You will leave wanting to go back and look at the movie again. It is a little different than most movies in that you have to put yourself in the characters shoes. You must feel for them and not judge them. If you did not know the story, you would not understand it. This is a film you must see several times to understand the symbolism. It was very powerful and worth seeing twice.

Charles Gonzales

Saturday, 13 Jun 2020 07:25

I just watched this movie after all these years and it was one of the best movies I have seen for quite a while.It's a wonderful movie to watch with the family and everybody would love it. The acting is good and the story is very good. I think that you should see this movie if you want to watch a movie with a good plot and you don't have anything better to do.

Sunday, 07 Jun 2020 14:01

I watched this movie a long time ago and as a result, I missed out on the most important thing. I had not realized that this movie was really about death. At first I thought it was about a guy and the woman he loved, but the story is much more. As if this movie are more about a man and a woman and they have been together for years. But it seems, they had met, maybe 10 years ago and still they are together. So what is the main thing this movie is about? The main thing is about love and death. To me, this movie is about death and love. The message is the most important thing. Death is very important because when you die, you die. If you really care about something, you don't want to be someone like that. So that is what death is about. And that is why we all have to pay attention to it. The story is very good. It shows the main idea. But I think, the film is better if I didn't see it in the cinema. I felt it was more touching if I had seen it in the cinema, in a theatre.

Wednesday, 03 Jun 2020 15:48

I went to this movie with a great sense of anticipation and was not disappointed at all. Although I'm a big fan of A-List actors, I found the cast of Carol to be a bit strong in the performances department. However, I still think the movie works well with the performances of the actors who played the leads. Most of the time I couldn't tell that the actors were different, but they worked well together. I enjoyed the movie as a romantic comedy. It did have its problems though. I liked the ending, but I felt the film needed a little more development of the relationships between the characters. The characters are shown as the leads did not interact with each other enough or they did not show enough interaction at all. Carol had a few scenes that had to do with her relationship with her husband. I think the ending needed to be expanded more so that the viewer could feel more for the characters. The cinematography was great, and the costumes and locations were superb. The music was great, and the sound effects were convincing. The movie did have a few problems though. The relationship between Carol and Alan and the conflict between their careers were left unresolved. It would have been nice to see the connection between Carol and her parents as well. Another major problem that kept coming back to me was the inconsistency between the different characters. I believe this can be a good thing, however, as long as there are enough characters that the audience can connect with and understand. I believe the movie had a little too much of the married couples. Overall, I think the movie is a good one to watch. The characters are interesting, the movie has good cinematography and sound effects, and it is a great romance story. The acting is pretty good, but I'm sure that the main characters would be considered a little strong. I hope that Hollywood will use the same cast for the next few movies, because it is just a great way to utilize A-List talent.

Saturday, 30 May 2020 11:39

When I heard about this film I thought, "Is it supposed to be a drama? Do you have to have a lot of time to feel for the characters?". In spite of the fact that the first 10 minutes were more exciting than the rest of the film, I soon grew tired of the slow pace. But, I know what you're thinking, "This is a drama and it's supposed to be emotional. Why didn't I care?". Well, I didn't care about the characters and the storyline was weak. But I didn't know who the heck was the main character. She's the most fascinating and mysterious character in the film and I never really cared who was going to die. And, while I didn't care about the characters, I did care about the story. This is just a very mediocre film, but I recommend it to anyone who likes the romantic movies.

Tuesday, 19 May 2020 12:35

1/14/2018 The Office is a British TV series that ran from 2005 to 2008. It was written by Angela Brickett, who adapted the script from Ted Onion's book, and stars David Walliams as the show's lead, Paul Bettany as his sidekick, Ricky Gervais as Jim, and Helen McCrory as Mrs. Walter. After their success on the show, it is now time to start another, which the writers (Walliams and Gervais) thought would be a disaster. However, their luck changes when the cable company cancels the series and they are forced to start over. With this, they face many different problems in their new job. Now they must work hard to avoid the stress and confusion that this series has forced on them. They all have their responsibilities to make this show successful, and they are all tempted to spend a lot of money on the show, which they do not have enough money to do. They all are a little jealous of the success of the other show, but they all have a dark secret that they are not willing to reveal to the viewers. Now that the series is over, they have to start over, and they have to start over right away. In this movie, we see the same characters we met in the series, except this time, they are in a different job. However, they are still trying to make this show work. They are now a programmer for a cable channel, and they are experiencing a new job and new problems. In addition, they are facing a social crisis. We see the sitcom-like stories from the series and some minor ones, like the usual crisis when a person doesn't have a drink. Also, we see a character in their old job trying to work hard in a new job. They all have their jobs as programmers, and they all must get to work when their regular jobs aren't working. They all must work hard to make the show work and they are all trying to make it a success. They are all still dealing with their responsibilities. The main problem in this movie is that we see the relationship between the characters. We see how the characters are dealing with their new jobs, and we see how they deal with the crisis when they all have a drink. I think that this movie could have been a little better, but it is still a good movie to watch. It is not a perfect movie, but it still is a good movie to watch. I give it a

Sunday, 17 May 2020 03:37

Jennifer Lawrence's performance as Carol Burnett is very strong indeed and it is very believable that she was trying to conceal the truth of her own past and her dark past to protect her children. The portrayal of Carol Burnett as a grieving mother is also very true and very moving. All the actors in this film are excellent and they are deserving of the award nominations and wins they received. One thing that I would have liked to have seen is a little more of the relationship between Carol and her daughters. It would have been nice to have seen a little more of that. Overall, it was a very strong performance by Jennifer Lawrence. I would recommend this film to anyone who is looking for a story with a heart and a real person, a strong performance from Jennifer Lawrence, and an excellent cast.

Friday, 15 May 2020 14:22

This film was poorly reviewed by critics. It was directed by an actress whose work in films such as "The Fountain" and "Death Becomes Her" made her persona a difficult person to dislike, even after her severe severe transgression of alcohol and drugs. The film was clearly directed to create a strong audience and the audience that it had was a very strong one. When I saw the film, I was not able to convince myself to change the way I felt about the film by the way that the critics described it. It was difficult to see a performance such as Willem Dafoe's in the film which was so good and so good that it was so believable. I felt that the film was deliberately slow but I felt that it was wrong. I felt that the director had missed something by making the film a little too slow. I would have liked to have seen more of him in the film but I would have enjoyed the film more if it had a little more of him in it. To me, the film is a very good film. It is an excellent film. I would recommend the film to anyone who wants to have a good film. The film is a good movie. The film is definitely one of the best films of the year.

Saturday, 09 May 2020 07:12

When you watch "Carol" you get the impression that it is a work of passion. A film you cannot afford to miss. You will not be able to watch it on a single screen and not have to pause for a breath. "Carol" is also a very good screenplay. The characters in "Carol" are very convincing. They all have a distinct charm and personality. The script flows very naturally and from time to time it flashes on to the edge of the screen. What it seems like a child writing the screenplay, is actually a professional, experienced author. Carol's writing is pure elegance. Like a hand of God. The first scene of "Carol" is simply magnificent. It is a miracle of modern film-making. The setting is beautiful and the shots are perfect. The camera is very quiet and the actors are all very good. A film is worth it when a genius can make the worst possible script work and still have it be totally enjoyable. There is a scene in which a young man is taking a ride on the telephone. He has a conversation with a woman on the other end of the line and the two of them are talking about an interesting person, a starlet. The guy looks at the screen and says, "I wonder if she knows who I am." Now, I know what you are thinking, "he was thinking it out." But, the boy has no idea who he is talking about and I am sure he will be able to make it up to the person he is talking about. The scene in the phone booth is a key scene. It is a beautiful and very moving sequence. I would say that the movie is about a young man who has learned about life through a woman who is a star. Carol is the kind of movie that I can watch with my children and it's not at all the type of film I would recommend to anyone. However, if you like Carol and want to see a beautiful and moving film, you may give it a chance. You might enjoy it.

Jeremy Gonzalez

Thursday, 07 May 2020 23:54

I absolutely love this film. I think that it is one of the most underrated romantic comedies of all time. I don't think I've seen any more romantic comedies that are more enjoyable than this. With everything else, it is still the funniest film ever made, and is definitely one of my favorites. This is a very solid comedy with great actors in the leading roles. It has a great storyline, and is worth every penny. While it is also very romantic, it is not overly romantic like most comedies are nowadays. This is still one of the most romantic films ever made, but not nearly as "romantic" as some people think. It has a great ending, and should definitely be seen by people of all ages. If you don't love it, that's not a problem. It just means you're not a real movie fan, and therefore don't like romantic comedies, so don't see it.

Wednesday, 22 Apr 2020 15:02

I believe this is a good film and it has some funny moments. I enjoyed it more than "Little Children", the film with the same cast. The director focuses on the rural American family and the relationships between them and their neighbors. The problem with the director is his use of unusual camera angles that interfere with the feelings the camera is trying to evoke. The other problem is the ending that was not developed properly. At first the girl is sad that the girls father is dying and then she is sorry for how she treated the father. She is never explained why she is sorry for that. It's not clear if it was supposed to be a metaphor or if it was a real person. There is a lot of questions about the film which I won't go into here. All in all, I'd recommend it. The director is a better director than his previous film.

Wednesday, 22 Apr 2020 14:50

There are very few movies that are able to make you feel like you've seen something from your past as soon as the credits roll, and that is what Carol's is, a romantic comedy/drama. The story is of a woman (Carol) who was raised in a tough family and has become quite successful. She is now happily married to a very successful (and, obviously, successful) businessman (Michael Pena), who is enjoying the fact that Carol is no longer considered a divorcee. But Carol doesn't realise that she is now starting to fall in love with her new neighbour, and soon becomes convinced that she has seen a great deal of her past through Michael. You can imagine that all the tension in the household could have gone horribly wrong, but the two are so good and the chemistry between them is so genuine that it manages to transcend all the problems. Even so, there are a few things that I don't really understand. For example, I understand that Carol has to choose between two men. However, I also understand that Carol has the choice of not choosing either man and that it is because of her situation that she has made that choice. My only other problem with Carol was that I didn't really feel any chemistry between her and Michael. Although she was clearly very attracted to him, I didn't feel any real attraction between them. I also felt that Michael was not the perfect guy because I didn't believe he was capable of making good decisions. I would also argue that the ending was not as strong as I would have liked it to be. The ending left me feeling that there was a great deal more to Carol's life than just the initial meeting with Michael and that the rest of the movie could have been so much more. I also felt that the portrayal of Carol's life at the end could have been a little more clear. In the end, I think that Carol was a great movie, but I think that it could have been more.

Wednesday, 22 Apr 2020 08:38

Brilliantly made, albeit rather slow moving, Carol is a fine film by the immensely talented director Gus Van Sant. I give this a 7 out of 10 rating, which is a big improvement over my previous average score of 5.8. The big picture is it is not a film I would recommend to the general public, although I have to admit that I enjoyed it immensely. The film is a lovely fantasy about a single mother who gets a married father to re-capture the memories of his wife who has passed away. Despite being inspired by real life, this movie manages to be equally charming and lovely, as if it were a series of beautiful fairy tales from Disney. There are many beautiful moments in the film, many of which are actually quite heartbreaking. The production design is very well done, and the film is beautiful. There are no gaping holes in the plot, and the plot is well thought out and a very cleverly done piece of film-making. I highly recommend this film.

Melissa Nichols

Wednesday, 22 Apr 2020 07:58

At a time when films that had great ideas had to resort to the cliches and tired cliches, "Judging Amy" was able to make a smart comedy that was interesting. Two friends from small-town, New Hampshire decide to head to San Francisco for college. Things go wrong and Amy, played by Rosamund Pike, falls for Greg, played by Jude Law. At a party, Amy finds out that her date is cheating on her with her next-door neighbor, a brilliant, neurotic, and outgoing guy. One thing leads to another and it gets worse. This is a very enjoyable movie and I think it could have been a lot better had they made some changes. The direction is good and the acting is great. I liked the idea of showing Amy as a naive new girl and how her friends think of her. It's almost as though the movie was telling Amy to accept her flaws and her honesty. The problem with this is that Amy's flaws were what made her smart and it was the way she was in the movies that made her interesting. For example, there are many jokes that are clever but there is no sense of humor in them. I liked that she kept her mouth shut and was very open to others, but it was not very interesting. Also, the idea that Amy is a smart girl that thinks her friends are smart because of the way they think, but it's not true, just because she thinks her friends are smart. There are many other times in the movie where Amy is showing her intellectual superiority over her friends. I think it was nice that Amy is very intelligent but it wasn't the main focus of the movie. There are many other things that weren't really interesting but were great for Amy. I liked the idea of Amy being the intellectual and introspective type. I also liked the fact that Amy was from a small town and it fit her in that kind of way. I think that Amy is a lot more interesting than she was in "Emma." Amy is very smart and in a group of people that are all very smart. She was intelligent but not well-rounded. I would also like to talk about the sex scenes in the movie. They are gross but still fun. I was more into the sex in "Emma" because they were sexual and I wanted to see Amy in those clothes, but I think the sex scenes in "Judging Amy" are much better. I also liked the idea of Amy having some type of

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