Liev Schreiber, John Leguizamo, Benjamin Bratt
A love triangle set in turn-of-the-century South America, where two lovers wait out careers, marriages, affairs and deaths until they can reunite.
DVD Release Date: March 18, 2008
Stats: 3,445 reviews
You would think this movie would work. Florentino finds his soul mate (Fermina) while just a kid, but her father will not bless the marriage, so Florentino waits 50 years while she marries, had kids and her husband dies before he courts Fermina once again. Using the same actor ...( read more)
An enchanting story which doesn't deliver quite as much as it should. The cinematography is excellent and the acting is well done. The script is a bit long, the title is horrible and the make-up suffered in some areas. Mezzogiomo didn't capture the essence of her character for...( read more)
Love in the Time of Cholera is a very nice drama/romance. The story spands fifty years between two people. During this time they are in love but are unable to wed against her father's wishes....will both of them find one another again and be still in love??? you should watch and ...( read more)
This film had potential but was easily destroyed by the poor concept and bad execution. The make-up was pathetic, the directing was just average, it seemed like it was done by an amateur filmmaker who just graduated film school. I have problems with the language they spoke. Its s...( read more)
"Hay amores que se vuelven resistentes a los daños,
como el vino que mejora con los años,
así crece lo que siento yo por ti."
this is a beautiful love story. I prefer the book but the movie was very good too.
A love triangle set in turn-of-the-century South America, where two lovers wait out careers, marriages, affairs and deaths until they can reunite. However, after seeing it, I doubt what love is. I'm not sure about it now.
[Actress Mezzogiorno] finds the story's emotion by resisting the tug of the movie into grandeur. full review
If you've seen Gone With the Wind, you've seen what Love in the Time of Cholera isn't. full review
That's really missing is a sense of rapture -- a touch of magic on this course through the decades. full review
Is there another great modern writer so hard to translate successfully into cinema? full review
Though Love is a handsome production, it lacks the novel's distinctive blend of passionate intensity and fanciful whimsy. full review
Forget the heat of passion: The movie never breaks a sweat. full review
The overambitious script [tries] to hold onto too much of the sprawling novel. full review
I have read the book. Rented the movie, it was incredible. Very passionatly enchanting. "How long will you wait for love?"..... Forever.
HELLA WANNA SEE iT......i'VE HEARD iT SO ROMANTiC..WHiCH iS WHAT i NEED.............
Garcia Marquez is one of the most important authors. I read all his novels. This one is fabolous. But I prefer the movie be interpreted by Latin Actors.
I read the novel, and is one of my favorities. But i don even imagine it in English.
This book is by Gabriel Garcia Marquez, colombian writer. Definitely will see it!
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