Director:
Lasse HallströmGuión:
Robert Nelson JacobsCámara:
Roger PrattMúsica:
Rachel PortmanReparto:
Juliette Binoche, Alfred Molina, Carrie-Anne Moss, Judi Dench, Johnny Depp, Hugh O'Conor, Lena Olin, Peter Stormare, Victoire Thivisol, John Wood (más)Streaming (4)
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La historia de Chocolat empieza en una típica población francesa, donde la vida no ha cambiado nada en los últimos cien años. Pero un día aparecen en el pueblo Vianne Rocher y su hija Anouk. Entre las dos abren una chocolatería repleta de dulces capaces de despertar los ocultos apetitos de los residentes. Muy pronto, esta mujer se hace con una reputación... y su magnífico chocolate hará estragos en la población y socavará su estricto código de moralidad. (Lauren Films)
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A lovely film that will make you as feel good as eating a chocolate treat. Binochet is sweet (from a male perspective), Depp is sweet (from a female perspective), the story rather bitter, but the milky part is waiting at the end. The problem with the film's chocolate is that its flavour wasn't distinctive enough to make me want to revisit it after a while. Which is something that can't happen to me with normal chocolate :) Therefore "only" for four rum truffles.
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Definitely not a movie to give out free with the purchase of a 3-pack of candy bars... which is how it ended up in my hands. So I put it on, thinking it was a cheap movie. It somewhat surprised me, but really only somewhat. Maybe I'm just biased, which is why I'm going to watch it again. For now, 3.5 stars.
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A nice, sweet, and fragrant film - no surprise, given the abundance of chocolate... Of course, the film can be criticized for being overly polished and having a happy ending; it's evidently a sugary film, but that's Lasse Hallström's style - one shouldn't expect a dark film from him. And every once in a while, it doesn't hurt to indulge in sweets or a romantic film of this kind. Especially when it stars Juliette Binoche and Johnny Depp... Overall impression: 85%.
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At the end, a smile, a craving for something sweet, and the good feelings remain. The most interesting flavors are the surprising way of shooting at arrogant bigwigs, the most delicious and beautiful Juliette Binoche, and the sharpest yet best is the fabulous Johnny Depp. Don't refuse this delicacy, the craving for it tends to return.
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A cool movie. I've heard that if you watch it, you'll end up “cleaning out" the nearest Belgian chocolate shop. Well, that didn't happen for me. I'm not in the mood for it. But I guess that's not the point of the movie. I'm a bit sorry that Johnny had such a bark, good as ever, but you didn't see him wag his tail much. I really liked the music on the boat, that's when the film gave me the passion – not for chocolate (as promised) but for dancing. Also good. I liked how the film took on more color as it went on, and how everyone had this lovely wispy accent and said bonjour. Plus a beautiful town full of cat heads... A bit of a weak 4 stars, but still a 4.
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