So true to the book. Work of art indeed! Marvellous done in the hands of Mr Scorsese. I was so young when i first saw this movie. Couldn't understand it then. Reencountering it again now and how passionate i am...

Beautifully shot, Well-directed, heart-wrenching film about love and life in a dysfunctional society.

The theme of the film is forbiden love: When faced a dilemma of follow the rule's society or follow your heart, often times the best decision is not persue this love, but do the best to everyone. Here, we have a film, that above all the thing that makes up him, the more outstandig element is the style of the director, Martin Scorsese delivery a piece of art that make us breathless in every scene, your unique voice, with use of voice over, sequence shots, close-ups, make the story better then really are, creating one of the more beautiful romance's movie that I ever had seen.

The Age of Innocence is a dramatic period film that explores some interesting themes. From director Martin Scorsese comes a tale of high society in New York during the 19th century and the trappings that went along with it. Scorsese assembles an impressive cast that includes Daniel Day-Lewis, Michelle Pfeiffer and Winona Ryder, and there’s a good chemistry among the actors that helps the film to connect with the audience and bring them into the story. However, there are issues with the storytelling: it goes on for far too long and gets lost among the minutiae of high society. The Age of Innocence is an intriguing drama with some good performances, but it rambles a bit too much.

I'm supposed to feel sorry for that bitch? I don't!