I so, so love Keira. She is amazing. Jude was lovely.

the only actress who came make Anna Karenina have even a semblance of likability is Keira Knightley.

**An enjoyable ride through late 19th century aristocratic society in Russia.** Once you allow yourself to enjoy the way in which sets change and forgive the British accents, you can fully immerse yourself in this film. Everyone gets their rightful end in a way that life rarely ever replicates. >_Levin: “An impure love is not love, to me. To admire another man’s wife is a pleasant thing, but sensual desire indulged for its own sake is greed, a kind of gluttony, and a misuse of something sacred which is given to us so that we may choose the one person with whom to fulfill our humanness. Otherwise we might as well be cattle.”_

الفلم سيء ولكنه جيد بصرياً يصلح كانتاج مسرحي الحقيقة يوصف بكلمة وحدة إثارة للشفقة الفلم ما غطى الرواية ولا جوانبها وهذا ضعف

To be fair, I skimmed through most of it; but, also, to be fair, I have read the book.