Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (Uncut) [4K Ultra HD/Blu-ray] (2004) | Imported from US | 108 min | Kino Lorber | Drama Romance | Director: Michel Gondry | Starring: Jim Carrey, Kate Winslet

Love it and hate it for being accurate

Brilliant screenplay, great acting. Jim carrey and kate Winslet pour their heart out in their performance. One to watch. Really cool and awesome.but there are no subtitles in blu ray

An exceptional movie.

Awesome classic movies

excellent

Won't let you play in Australia.

This is certainly a different sort of film, and before I saw it I wasn't entirely sure what to expect. It turned out to be far better than anything I may have had in mind beforehand. Though billed as a romantic comedy, "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" is a far cry from most of the "chick flick" type movies we see today. The film is surreal in nature, but the story is honest, touching, and surprisingly down-to-earth. The central character, Joel (Jim Carrey), is a quiet man, bashful and awkward around girls. Then he meets Clementine (Kate Winslet), a vibrant and spontaneous young woman, and the two embark upon a tumultuous but passionate relationship. But this is only the beginning. After a particularly nasty fight, Clementine impulsively decides to undergo a procedure which will have Joel and all memories connected to him erased from her mind.When Joel discovers what his girlfriend has done, he is devastated, and decides to have the same procedure performed on himself to wipe Clementine out of his own memory. The procedure is done while he is asleep, and we see each of his memories played back just before it is erased forever. As Joel relives these memories, however, he begins to realize that he may not want to forget Clementine after all. He finds that he still loves her, and wants to hold onto the good things they had. But how can he stop the forgetting process once it has begun?The story may sound strange, but amazingly, it works. From the beginning it draws the viewer in, revealing enough to make us care about the characters, but concealing enough to keep us guessing. Unlike so many romantic comedies, "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" is anything but predictable. Right up to the last scenes, it is still unclear how everything is going to end. The atmosphere of the film is very surreal, and the style is quite fragmented, making for some confusion (this is intentional), but all the threads come together seamlessly in the end. This is a very artistic and thought-provoking film, and screenwriter Charlie Kaufman has woven a plotline of surprising brilliance.Needless to say, the part of Joel is a significant departure for Jim Carrey from the roles he has played before. Unlike the wild, offbeat characters we are used to seeing from him, Carrey's performance here is almost understated. I was surprised by how heartfelt and genuine Joel was. We see none of Carrey's usual off-the-wall antics. This film showcases his acting ability, proving that he can portray a character with real emotional depth. Kate Winslet also turns in a terrific performance as Clementine. This is a bit of a departure for her, too, quite different from her roles in films such as "Sense and Sensibility" or "Finding Neverland." Here Winslet is a brash, spontaneous, and rather foul-mouthed young American woman. She pulls it off surprisingly well, creating a character that is at times flagrant and moody, but genuinely likeable nonetheless.The DVD Special Features (referring to the regular edition, NOT the 2-disc edition) are worth a look. The featurette "A Look Inside Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" offers some great information on the filmmaking process. Cast and crew members provide their own insights into the making of the movie. Another featurette, "A Conversation with Jim Carrey and Director Michel Gondry" is just that; the two reflect briefly on various experiences on the set. There is also feature commentary from Michel Gondry and Charlie Kaufman, a few deleted scenes (all of which I agree were better left out of the movie, though they are interesting to see), a music video for The Polyphonic Spree's "Light and Day," and a commercial for Lacuna, the fictional company that, in the story, administers the memory-erasing procedure.I honestly can't think of a single thing to criticize about this film, and I strongly urge everyone to see it.

La fecha de entrega fue antes de lo estipulado , el producto sin defectos de fabricación , pero ........ no me di cuenta que no traía subtítulos en español , es la versión de blu ray , pero también en la versión de 4K no los incluye , solo la versión en DVD , para que lo tomen en consideración , por cierto , tampoco incluye audio en español .Saludos .