Previously ranked and blogged at #78

Before
Titanic came along and stole major thunder as the most noted film romance of the 1990s, there was
The English Patient. Jam-packed with performances from a host of film stars who I now wonder where they've run off to (
Juliette Binoche anyone?), the movie is a feast all around. With impeccable leads played by the now-barely-seen
Ralph Fiennes and the French-film-bound
Kristin Scott Thomas (did
anyone other than me notice how good she was in
Tell No One?) and an unbeatable performance from Binoche (that won her the Oscar that year), the film hardly needed anymore assistance. And then there was the
Academy Award-winning score from
Gabriel Yared, cinematography from
John Seale (
The American President), and costuming from
Ann Roth -- all of which were impressive in their own right, let alone tacked onto this epic wonder.
Standout Performance: Binoche steals the show -- case in point,
Exhibit A (and yes, that's
Lost's
Naveen Andrews accompanying her). Now if only someone could get her to steal more of them.
1 comment:
You got this off by 76 slots. :)
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