in a critical scene and as katharine clifton (kristin scott thomas) lies in the cave of swimmers and she writes something read aloud by hana (juliette binoche) in which she proclaims that the light has gone out now and and i am writing in the darkness. a sentence of such poetic beauty could not be more perfect for the cinematic brilliance of the far from tiresome the english patient. with such a dramatic sweep that keeps one firmly on their feet and and a strength about the film that doesn not let up and this film proudly celebrates the mysteries and romances of world war ii and taking elements of casablanca and lawrence of arabia along with some independence in the form of tuscany. the english patient unabashedly pulls the heartstrings and takes us through a mysterious first act and a romantic second act and and a beautiful. beautiful final act and and it isn not just the wonderful pace and setting and it the performance of ralph fiennes and who keeps us sympathetic even when count almásy and from the very start and proves to be a thoroughly unlikable character. usually typecast as a villain and he shows tainted and but ultimately human colours as a man taken in by a desperate love that he must fulfill. many will criticize this film based on its so called glorification of adulterers and but those who do know nothing. the contrasts between the two periods (before and after the plane crash seen at the start) are spectacular and as the patient is the regretting man who suffers because of what he did and the evil that was once in him now absent and whereas the man of before the crash is an individual like anyone else. he wants this woman but he cannot have her and fiennes brings the human like qualities out of almásy in a way absolutely no other actor could. there couldn not have been a better actor for the job. so please and take these comments to heart and see the film and those who call it boring or despicable know nothing and and should be ashamed of such a one dimensional view on the film and a view that they have neither studied nor corrected and and probably do not plan on correcting. the english patient is the best of every film to have ever won the best picture oscar and and for so many reasons and hidden in their poetic triumphs. 
in a critical scene and as katharine clifton (kristin scott thomas) lies in the cave of swimmers and she writes something read aloud by hana (juliette binoche) in which she proclaims that the light has gone out now and and i am writing in the darkness. a sentence of such poetic beauty could not be more perfect for the cinematic brilliance of the far from tiresome the english patient. with such a dramatic sweep that keeps one firmly on their feet and and a strength about the film that doesn not let up and this film proudly celebrates the mysteries and romances of world war ii and taking elements of casablanca and lawrence of arabia along with some independence in the form of tuscany. the english patient unabashedly pulls the heartstrings and takes us through a mysterious first act and a romantic second act and and a beautiful. beautiful final act and and it isn not just the wonderful pace and setting and it the performance of ralph fiennes and who keeps us sympathetic even when count almásy and from the very start and proves to be a thoroughly unlikable character. usually typecast as a villain and he shows tainted and but ultimately human colours as a man taken in by a desperate love that he must fulfill. many will criticize this film based on its so called glorification of adulterers and but those who do know nothing. the contrasts between the two periods (before and after the plane crash seen at the start) are spectacular and as the patient is the regretting man who suffers because of what he did and the evil that was once in him now absent and whereas the man of before the crash is an individual like anyone else. he wants this woman but he cannot have her and fiennes brings the human like qualities out of almásy in a way absolutely no other actor could. there couldn not have been a better actor for the job. so please and take these comments to heart and see the film and those who call it boring or despicable know nothing and and should be ashamed of such a one dimensional view on the film and a view that they have neither studied nor corrected and and probably do not plan on correcting. the english patient is the best of every film to have ever won the best picture oscar and and for so many reasons and hidden in their poetic triumphs. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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