Irina Wanka, Joachim Bissmeier, John Malkovich
"Klimt" examines the last years of Austrian artist Gustav Klimt's life, from 1900 to 1918.
DVD Release Date: January 8, 2008
Stats: 233 reviews
Despite John Malkovich's brilliance in acting this movie was boring as hell. I will keep on admiring Klimt's work without thinking about this movie.
Very odd, surreal film about the life of the Austrian painter Gustav Klimt. It doesn't make a lot of sense, but it's interesting nonetheless.
While I'm always interested to see biopics, trying to make a movie more artistic than the artist never works very well.
well...the movie had an action line, but i couldn't reach it and every god damned character was rotating and was making me go nuts!
point taken. do all artists get to have such a life?
I wish I was more informed about his life. I would've watched the movie anyway, but it is sometimes disappointing that the movie is focused just on a certain period of his life. However, Malkovich is a big woah! A positive on...( read more)
Only because I'm interested in Klimt and Malkovich. The reviews I've seen scare me.
I love John Malkovich. I love the art of Gustav Klimt. You know, there have been some truly great artist-films, Amadeus, Carravaggio, Pollock, hell there's even been a number of really artistically thrown together miasmas from artist-director Peter Greenaway. This, this cinematic...( read more)
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