the english patient is one of those films that mostly deserve all the highest praise. i say and most and because this movie and albeit very serious and intense and deep and really thoughtful and still suffers some drawbacks. first and foremost and why and oh why are the modern films so long. this one lasts for more than two hours and from time to time it becomes really hard to concentrate and follow the extremely serious plot. i say and if the film were an hour shorter and that would serve it only good. however and we have what we have. the winner of several oscars and the english patient is still very good. it is a deep and insightful treatise of human soul and love and betrayal and war and cowardice and violence and bravery. ralph fiennes is a smashing superb actor. his hero and neurotic and silent and is an enigmatic person and ready for everything only to save the life of his lover. he is great and even though half the time he is a deformed cripple. he is the strongest link here. juliette binoche is as usual very convincing and sweet. she adds a lot with her excellent play and the love story plot with that sikh officer. willem defoe and colin firth and christine scott thomas are all here and all enormous and all very strong. and then there is desert of egypt and then there is deep and cloudless sky and green groves of italy. the nature is here and even when people die and bombs roar and land mines explode. war is here and too. it is obvious and terrible and and bloody. then and there are corpses and horrible gory bodies and then nude bodies and adultery and all. i do not know what to say. so much of a splendid actors work and so much of realism and so much of brutality that war brings. this is not a film for relaxation. it makes you think. 
the english patient is one of those films that mostly deserve all the highest praise. i say and most and because this movie and albeit very serious and intense and deep and really thoughtful and still suffers some drawbacks. first and foremost and why and oh why are the modern films so long. this one lasts for more than two hours and from time to time it becomes really hard to concentrate and follow the extremely serious plot. i say and if the film were an hour shorter and that would serve it only good. however and we have what we have. the winner of several oscars and the english patient is still very good. it is a deep and insightful treatise of human soul and love and betrayal and war and cowardice and violence and bravery. ralph fiennes is a smashing superb actor. his hero and neurotic and silent and is an enigmatic person and ready for everything only to save the life of his lover. he is great and even though half the time he is a deformed cripple. he is the strongest link here. juliette binoche is as usual very convincing and sweet. she adds a lot with her excellent play and the love story plot with that sikh officer. willem defoe and colin firth and christine scott thomas are all here and all enormous and all very strong. and then there is desert of egypt and then there is deep and cloudless sky and green groves of italy. the nature is here and even when people die and bombs roar and land mines explode. war is here and too. it is obvious and terrible and and bloody. then and there are corpses and horrible gory bodies and then nude bodies and adultery and all. i do not know what to say. so much of a splendid actors work and so much of realism and so much of brutality that war brings. this is not a film for relaxation. it makes you think. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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