Unfaithful 2002

My dear, the pace of the film is perfect. We found out about Connie and Edward's life before meeting Paul. The two have a beloved son, Charlie, who adds a lot of humor to the film, but in the wrong way. After the case begins, we see that Connie's feelings go from excitement to complete disgust. And of course Edward inevitably discovers. His reaction is the least interesting and perhaps very sincere.

The acting is great, especially Diane Lane. The sex scenes are quite awake and I found myself uncomfortable at specific times, but it's interesting to see how different sex was with the therapist and sex with my wife. And in that sense, the "unbeliever" is wonderful! Watch the world slowly turn its head down and split into pieces around these two people based ONLY ONLY (the first scene in front of his apartment: Should he come in? Should he come? One? choice, a moment in time. a world of difference). Based on the choices, the drama begins to build, until at the end of the film DRAMA is a star, not Gere and Lane. And Drama is doing a good job of supporting this otherwise mediocre film through Frei. Anyone who thought they were director Adrian Linn and their star Richard Gere should watch this scary and provocative movie. Because it's amazing to get both back on the map - a great time. For her entire star, female protagonist Diane Lane has to get a lot of credit for making such an effective film. The movie is great and Diane is seductive, sexy, and completely scary as the focus of the movies. There he proved what many believed ... he is a beautiful and talented star capable of making a film. Richard Gere is very supportive of her, and the cameraman knows his acting. Win about. Is it a "great" movie? Is this Oscar's masterpiece? I honestly don't know. I was so preoccupied with the plot that I didn't have time to appreciate the artistic value. I'm stuck in my seat from start to finish. It is a savory, sexy thriller that offers products and then some. But the actors do it. The chemistry between each character is electric. Adrian Linn re-satirizes himself by making a film about the preservation of the case. While the trailer leads you to believe that the movie looks like a deadly attraction, nothing is the same. Richard Gere's actress has been one of his best works for a long time, but the film's turbo-protective performance belongs to Diane Lane. Lane credits Oscar as Gor's wife. Diane Lane's sexuality in the film is so sensual and scary that it would fool me because of it. I kept repeating this movie. I didn't expect much from Incorrect as I decided it would be another "Perfect Murder" thriller. But "infidelity" is much more than what could be "perfect murder." It is deeper. It's darker, there are so many psychological layers. It's more of a character-based drama than a plot. The plot may not be very original, but its impact on the characters is what Innocents has. The film is very interesting because we see the psychological effects of Connie's decision. Lynn deserves praise for his outstanding artistic performance. I liked how it used symbolism (like metaphors and pathetic misleading impressions) and I paid close attention to detail as shown in the graphics. The program is clear. Bizi's film is excellent and Katzmarek's score sets the tone. Keep in mind that in key moments when the main characters are talking, the background music is missing. Richard Gere and Olivier Martinez, although very old, do decent things. However, Diane Lane has a career. Her beautiful portrait of incredibly sexy Connie is gorgeous. He brings the movie. This is a movie by Diane Lane and Adrian Linn. Lying is a wonderful work of art. I don't understand why some were so cruel that they called him a soft heart. Do they even know the definition of softcore? Others seem to have problems with Connie having the perfect life. However, I believe that it should be emphasized that no one is perfect and therefore does not have a perfect life. Connie's case was unplanned. Who knows why this happened? Maybe she wanted to feel younger, maybe she was bored, or maybe she wanted more than her husband. I don't think she should have ruined her "perfect" life. There should be no clear reason ... because the case should not be for the best reasons.One of the books that Connie bought from Paul is Persian poetry. At one point, as he reads a book while on a train, he turns to a page with an excerpt written by the famous Persian philosopher, mathematician, astronomer, and poet Omar Kaiiam. Girl Connie Traci met Salli (Margaret Colin) of Planned Parenthood, a campaign organization that advocates for women's reproductive rights, including abortion. In real life, Colin is a lifelong activist and honorary co-chair of Feminist for Life, an abortion-related organization. The special DVD issue has an alternative that ends where there is a different dialogue after two kisses in the car during the final scene. Edward then got out of the car before leaving the police station. Fock and Regency originally wanted this ending (it was a recent end in Hollywood), but the director and actor insisted on ending the current theatrical release. Diane Lane and Richard Herrera starred in the 1984 film The Cotton Club. Richard Erie also starred in Edward The Beautiful Woman (1990).