i just saw breaking and entering.

im sorry but DID u watch the same movie i did?
it was meaningless and there was no point to the flim at all, i feel like i just wasted 2 hrs of my life n £4 off my pocket money..
SORRY DNT AGREE

Finally ¡¡, my expectations were high, I've seen so many B&E trailers, so many videos with Minghella explaining the essence of the film, that I was really prepared for what I saw, and what I saw I liked very much. It's an strange and beautiful movie, of those that remain in your head round and round, and make you think about the Liv's generosity, Will inmaturity and how easy is to manipulate teenagers. It hurts how Will life is so out of affection, how desperatly he tries to be loved by Liv and her daughter. And how generous is Liv on lying on Amira's son to save Will. The final scene could have been more dramatic, but it's an exercise of self contention by all people involved in the bulgrar incident. All of then lying,trying to save theirselves and the others from disaster.
I barely could recognize Jude Law, except when I looked at him at the eyes, and the mouth. Excepting for the street kiss to Amira, and the not talk scene, sometimes he lacked intensity. But his look says everyhting about the suffering he (personally) and Will (character) are going trough. He's saying desperatly: love me, kiss me, want me....to Liv, to Amira, to the hore...I think that finally he found a balance on his life(Will). Certainly, I liked much more this last performance that the one he did in AKM. The harsh reality of inmigration is well focused at the movie, as well as the ambientation at King's Cross. I liked particularily the house Live&Will were living, so white, so minimalist reflecting the neatlyness of their relationship or rather the non passion, not a thing out of his place.

We should bite more often, he says. I think the same.

Not a great movie, but a good one.

Laughter is the closest distance between two people


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Laughter is the closest distance between two people

Loved the movie. It was a different kind of movie. I was affected by the story
and how our lives, loves and possesions are broken and entered and nothing is the same afterwards. I love Juliette and I think both Juliette and Jude gave magnificent perofrmances.

I guess we all look for a different quality in a movie and this love story did break me and entered my soul.

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Great little movie,All you SAD people should get out more,
Great acting,great storyline,5 Stars allround,rec

You can argue the merits of the film as a whole either way, my missus thought it was crap but I thought it was a decent effort at examining poncy middle class London life (well Jude Law's anyway.)It was a bit scenes from a marriage, though that's not a complement, Minghella does drift between Ingmar Bergman and Sydney Pollock but give me the epic every time.But my main issue was what the bloody hell was Martin Freeman doing in there, I'm pretty sure that Richard Curtis snuck in to direct the bits he was in, I can't stand those self depreciating plain unassuming well meaning just hasn't met the right woman arse holes that crop up in Richard Curtis films, was hugh Bonniville not available-twat.Ray Winstone brought some life to the film but the character was utterly unbelivable, if that scene in the court house was a hollywood movie we'd all be standing up shouting-bollocks! Sean Pen's wife was good though.

i agree and its one of those movies that stays with u for a long time, "when you hurt this much you cant be hurt twice", some line !! wont forget it ever i think!

I also liked the film,but didnot think it credible that she wanted to blackmail him with sexphoto"s.This should not have been in the film.