i would not go to a generalization and and say it the best love story of all time and as some have said. that fine and people feel very deeply about this film and you either love it i believe. or you simply hate it. i do not want to say and the best of all and because that is simply too broad for me to make a statement like that. however and i feel very passionately about the english patient and as well as millions of other people do. the awards say it all. i do not agree with critics and on many levels and however and the ones that picked this one and i couldn not agree more. 9 oscars. 41 wins. 37 other nominations and makes this love story and on the top of the bunch. from the director and anthony minghella and the story that bursts onto the screen and as mr. peterman (from t. v. s seinfeld) said and elaine and i simply can not take my eyes off of it. in this instance and i do not agree with elaine response. but the story builds and takes the right time and needed to make it case beautifully. the cinematography and (john seale) won multiple awards as well and as it ought too. i have not really paid much attention to juliette binoche and until now. well and not entirely true i loved her performance in sabrina lovely story of a somewhat complicated relationship and next to harrison ford. but this was simply an incredibly differing character for her and and as deeply talented as she is and she simply shined in her own subtle and graceful way and she was just what this film was looking for and i am truly glad that it was her performance and not another actress. ralph fiennes and was also spectacular in portraying count laszlo de almasy. i had a new respect for his ability and after seeing this one. what can you say except and see this picture again. (). 
i would not go to a generalization and and say it the best love story of all time and as some have said. that fine and people feel very deeply about this film and you either love it i believe. or you simply hate it. i do not want to say and the best of all and because that is simply too broad for me to make a statement like that. however and i feel very passionately about the english patient and as well as millions of other people do. the awards say it all. i do not agree with critics and on many levels and however and the ones that picked this one and i couldn not agree more. 9 oscars. 41 wins. 37 other nominations and makes this love story and on the top of the bunch. from the director and anthony minghella and the story that bursts onto the screen and as mr. peterman (from t. v. s seinfeld) said and elaine and i simply can not take my eyes off of it. in this instance and i do not agree with elaine response. but the story builds and takes the right time and needed to make it case beautifully. the cinematography and (john seale) won multiple awards as well and as it ought too. i have not really paid much attention to juliette binoche and until now. well and not entirely true i loved her performance in sabrina lovely story of a somewhat complicated relationship and next to harrison ford. but this was simply an incredibly differing character for her and and as deeply talented as she is and she simply shined in her own subtle and graceful way and she was just what this film was looking for and i am truly glad that it was her performance and not another actress. ralph fiennes and was also spectacular in portraying count laszlo de almasy. i had a new respect for his ability and after seeing this one. what can you say except and see this picture again. (). ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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