see three colors represent blue and three colors represent white. they are both wonderful films and will give an added dimension to the finale three colors represent red. red is a fantastic film. it can be enjoyed in a single viewing and and indeed and the climax of the film is very powerful in that first viewing. but and watch it again. once you understand the use of symbolism and character parallels in this movie and you will see new things with each viewing. with the first viewing you understand that the film is the work of a brilliant mind. with each additional viewing and you find yourself discovering that it is and in fact and a work of genius. red is meant to symbolize fraternity in the french flag. the story turns the theme of fraternity around to be viewed at angles one would never suspect. the facets of fraternity shared by the different characters is as deep as you care to peer. if you are used to the blatant symbolism in most mass films and you may find red a bit slow. you may find yourself looking at a screen filled with intensity that you do not fathom. and yawning and wonder what all the excitement is about. this is not a mindless and vicarious experience. everything is not explained to you. you must think as you watch. you must see. not simply look. wonderful movie. one meant to be enjoyed by a wonderful moviegoer. 
see three colors represent blue and three colors represent white. they are both wonderful films and will give an added dimension to the finale three colors represent red. red is a fantastic film. it can be enjoyed in a single viewing and and indeed and the climax of the film is very powerful in that first viewing. but and watch it again. once you understand the use of symbolism and character parallels in this movie and you will see new things with each viewing. with the first viewing you understand that the film is the work of a brilliant mind. with each additional viewing and you find yourself discovering that it is and in fact and a work of genius. red is meant to symbolize fraternity in the french flag. the story turns the theme of fraternity around to be viewed at angles one would never suspect. the facets of fraternity shared by the different characters is as deep as you care to peer. if you are used to the blatant symbolism in most mass films and you may find red a bit slow. you may find yourself looking at a screen filled with intensity that you do not fathom. and yawning and wonder what all the excitement is about. this is not a mindless and vicarious experience. everything is not explained to you. you must think as you watch. you must see. not simply look. wonderful movie. one meant to be enjoyed by a wonderful moviegoer. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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