Criterion Collection: La Dolce Vita [DVD] [1960] [Region 1] [US Import] [NTSC]

Magnificent transfer to bluray of one of the greatest films ever made. Insightful booklet and special features

Classsic film, great version

Oops. Not in English. No English subtitles

Cinematic portrait of Rome in 1960, the hedonism of lots of shallow, spoilt people going to dreadful parties. Really quite baffling, but I kinda like the baroque grandiosity of it all.

Great product

The songs are well sung and have wide appeal. Some are well known ballads.

I like everything in this movie, because it's a masterpiece from the most popular filmmaker of all time. Fellini gives us a critique of the culture of stardom, a look of the seductive lifestyles of Rome's rich and glamorous. Magnificent.

Well, if you are a child of the sixties and a student of the film then you cannot be but knocked out by this movie. It defined everything that was cool at that time. We all (male that is)wanted to be Marcello M and the symbolism was almost too much to bear. The sexuality was understated but because of that was so intense. Some films and books change your life -this is in that category.

I love this movie. It's old movie abd in black and white. Unfortunately, subtitles are in Korean, which I don't understand. I can understand dome Italian. I wish subtitles were in English.

livraison correcte et rapide

Esta es, sin la menor duda, una verdadera obra maestra del maestro Federico Fellini. Ya la he visto varias veces, la primera vez fue en Santiago de Chile, poco después de haberse estrenado, y la última vez hace unos días en el blu-ray que les compre a ustedes

良いコンディションでした

Que dire ? L'image et le son (1.0 mon dts HD) sont superbes. Et la grosse heure de bonus dont le documentaire "Il était une fois..." de 52" est réjouissante. VF/VO...perso j'aime écouter la voix de Mastroianni mais Anouk Aimée parle bien en français sur la VF...on sait que pour Fellini, les doublages n'étaient pas plus importants que ça. Celà a peut être inspiré d'autres comme Leone ?! Bref , une belle histoire pas encore trempée dans les limbes d'un 8et demi et 175" qu'on ne sent pas passées. Palme d'or Cannoise de 1960 face à un film de L. Visconti qui sera Oscarisé.. En 63, ce sera l'inverse pour Otto et mezzo et Le guépard..!