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Vicky Cristina Barcelona [Blu-ray]

Rebecca Hall (Actor), Scarlett Johansson (Actor), Woody Allen (Director) Rated:
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Genre Comedy
Format Multiple Formats, Blu-ray, Subtitled, Color, Widescreen
Contributor Julio Perilln¡n, Juan Quesada, Kevin Dunn, Rebecca Hall, Richard Salom, Scarlett Johansson, Letty Aronson, Penelope Cruz, Chris Messina, Javier Bardem, Woody Allen, Christopher Evan Welch, Patricia Clarkson See more
Language English
Runtime 1 hour and 36 minutes

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Vicky and Cristina, these two young Americans spend a summer in Spain and meet a flamboyant artist and his beautiful but insane ex-wife. Vicky is straight-laced and about to be married. Cristina is a sexually adventurous free spirit. When they all become amorously entangled, both comedic and harrowing results ensue.

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It must be true that getting out of town can do a fellow a lot of good, because Vicky Cristina Barcelona is the best movie Woody Allen has made in years. Okay, you're right, 2006's Match Point already claimed that honor and, as Allen's first film made in England, established the virtues of getting away from overfamiliar territory (namely Manhattan). But the Woodman's first film made in Spain matches the ice-cold Match Point for crisp authority, and yields a good deal more sheer pleasure besides. Rebecca Hall (Vicky) and Scarlett Johansson (Cristina) play two young Americans, best friends, spending a summer in Catalonia. Vicky is going for a master's in "Catalan identity" (though her Spanish is shaky); Cristina is going along for, oh, just about anything. That soon includes celebrated abstract artist Juan Antonio (Javier Bardem), who's anything but abstract in his forthright proposition that the two join him in his private plane, his travels, and his bed. That he has an insane ex-wife, Maria Elena (Penélope Cruz), who may or may not have tried to kill him is not really an issue until the wife reappears and ... well, consider the possibilities.

Vicky Cristina Barcelona isn't exactly a comedy, at least not in the manner of Allen's "early, funny ones," but it's informed by a rueful wit that finds its fullest expression in reflective voiceover commentary. Spoken by Christopher Evan Welch, but surely on behalf of the 73-year-old auteur, this element of the film is neither (as some have charged) patronizing nor uncinematic; rather, it's integral to the movie's participation in a venerable European literary tradition, the sentimental education. Instead of Bergman or Fellini, this time Allen is invoking the François Truffaut of Jules and Jim and Eric Rohmer in his many meditations on the game of love. The entire cast is terrific (both Hall and Johansson get to play "the Woody part" at different points), with Bardem and Cruz especially delightful as exemplars of Old Worldliness. Cinematographer Javier Aguirresarobe honors every drop of Catalonian sunlight and glint of Gaudí architecture. --Richard T. Jameson

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  • Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
  • MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ PG-13 (Parents Strongly Cautioned)
  • Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 0.4 x 5.3 x 6.7 inches; 2.92 ounces
  • Item model number ‏ : ‎ N01-0121469
  • Director ‏ : ‎ Woody Allen
  • Media Format ‏ : ‎ Multiple Formats, Blu-ray, Subtitled, Color, Widescreen
  • Run time ‏ : ‎ 1 hour and 36 minutes
  • Release date ‏ : ‎ January 27, 2009
  • Actors ‏ : ‎ Rebecca Hall, Scarlett Johansson, Javier Bardem, Penelope Cruz, Patricia Clarkson
  • Subtitles: ‏ : ‎ English, Spanish
  • Producers ‏ : ‎ Letty Aronson
  • Studio ‏ : ‎ Lionsgate Home Entertainment
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B001G9F9IW
  • Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1
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Customers find this film to be one of the best movies in years, with great performances and believable character development. The movie features stunning visuals, with one customer describing it as a visual feast, and customers appreciate its classic Woody Allen humor and intelligent approach to life topics. The plot receives mixed reactions, with some finding the relationships interesting while others find it unengaging, and the narration quality is also mixed, with some praising the writing while others find it terrible.

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236 customers mention "Entertainment value"214 positive22 negative

Customers find the movie entertaining and enjoyable, describing it as one of the best films in years.

"...But I must disagree. The Voice over I believe aides in the story, it describes in a flat tone sometime the most erotic of scenes, but this aides..." Read more

"...The film is very entertaining and gives one two quite different views of love and it's ever changing ways of making people act and feel...." Read more

"...It's a vigorous and fun film...looser than his movies have been in awhile...." Read more

"Good movie. Had some funny twists and turns. I suggest it! All three stars did great job!!" Read more

106 customers mention "Acting"95 positive11 negative

Customers praise the acting in the film, particularly noting that the three main characters are very believable and perfectly cast.

"...His characters are all fairly likeable and there are ample opportunities for all four lead characters to shine...." Read more

"...all the classic Allen tricks, the fun voice overs and the wacky Allen mid movie alter ego. A must watch...." Read more

"...The script, music, cinematography are brilliant and the acting is superb...." Read more

"...was also a cheating, affair storyline, but it was done so well, the acting, the little view into pieces of the affair and how realistic the emotions..." Read more

102 customers mention "Beauty"98 positive4 negative

Customers find the movie visually appealing, describing it as beautiful and sexy, with stunning Blu-ray quality and well-captured scenery.

"...The dramatic display, the performance he gets from the actors, is so spot on, it is no wonder the film won best comedy at the Golden Globes...." Read more

"...voice of the narrator, the Spanish setting creates a warmer, more colorful tone than we've seen in awhile...." Read more

"...Set against the beautiful backdrop of Catalonia, the film has all the classic Allen tricks, the fun voice overs and the wacky Allen mid movie alter..." Read more

"...It is a piece of art. It is one of Woody Allen's best movies. Interesting story where feelings and common sense are going in different directions...." Read more

50 customers mention "Humor"43 positive7 negative

Customers find the movie humorous, appreciating its classic Woody Allen style and rich irony, with one customer noting they smiled frequently during the film.

"...It was funny, romantic, intellectually stimulating, and each viewing there's something new...." Read more

"...She's strikingly intelligent and she plays her character with a believable mixture of reserve and vulnerability...." Read more

"...of Catalonia, the film has all the classic Allen tricks, the fun voice overs and the wacky Allen mid movie alter ego. A must watch...." Read more

"...and redolent of that beautiful city: hot dusty, passionate, sultry, crazy, always bursting forth with life and love...a city in which all is possible..." Read more

33 customers mention "Insight"30 positive3 negative

Customers find the movie intellectually stimulating and captivating, covering important life topics in a creative way.

"...helps develope and move away from American Travel movies, away from the actual events, and allows you to remember to watch the girls, watch their..." Read more

"...I think what I really liked about Vicky Cristina Barcelona was the complexity and absurdity of the love triangles between the main characters...." Read more

"...storyline, but it was done so well, the acting, the little view into pieces of the affair and how realistic the emotions were, that I didn’t mind it..." Read more

"...It's visually appealing, witty, intelligent, and relatable. I've watched it many times...." Read more

22 customers mention "Music quality"21 positive1 negative

Customers enjoy the music in the film, describing it as amazing and a treat for the senses, with one customer highlighting the Spanish backdrop and another appreciating the Latin passion.

"I think has a special ressonance for me, as both a writer, and a traveler...." Read more

"...The script, music, cinematography are brilliant and the acting is superb...." Read more

"...I also have to say I did love the music, in fact I enjoyed the music and Messina’s random appearances more than the actual plot of the movie, this..." Read more

"...And, the musical score is wonderful. We all want to go to Barcelona now." Read more

69 customers mention "Plot"39 positive30 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the movie's plot, with some appreciating the interesting relationships and deep passions portrayed, while others find it unengaging.

"...of the cogitation on love and romance, the possibilities and restraints of romantic love (unrequited love is the only form of romantic love) as the..." Read more

"...While the characters endure some pretty gut-wrenching, soul-searching times...for the viewer there is nothing to take terribly seriously...." Read more

"...The film is very entertaining and gives one two quite different views of love and it's ever changing ways of making people act and feel...." Read more

"...These characters were not interesting. The plot was not interesting. The script was not interesting. The acting was not good or inspired...." Read more

31 customers mention "Narrator quality"18 positive13 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the narration of the movie, with some praising the writing and dialogue while others find it terrible and tedious.

"...I believe the narrator was used much more effectively than it was in Little Children...." Read more

"...that I don’t like that in my movies either, so the narration quickly became an annoyance that I wish I could tune out...." Read more

"...One of the things I enjoyed most about this film was the narration...." Read more

"...Specifically: The narrative and actors' voices cannot be heard...." Read more

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  • Clarence Oliver
    5.0 out of 5 stars This Movie
    Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2009
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    I think has a special ressonance for me, as both a writer, and a traveler. As a young college student, I wouldn't claim to have watched Woody Allen's entire ouevre, but from the twenty or so that I've seen, some I've liked, some I haven't liked, some I loved, and some I wish I didn't waste my money with, but this movie seems to be unlike anything he's done, while being so similiar to all of his films. The dramatic display, the performance he gets from the actors, is so spot on, it is no wonder the film won best comedy at the Golden Globes.

    Vicky Cristina Barcelona is on first viewing, a travel film. Two young American women who fall for the same spaniard painter Juan Antonio (played by Javier Bardem). Vicky (Played by Rebecca Hall in an amazing performance), is engaged to be married, likes responsibility, and doesn't like something that effects the norm, finds herself alone with the painter when Cristina--who was first drawn to the painter--gets sick, and they share a night together. She says nothing however and the two women go back to Vicky's Aunt's house, where they are staying. They don't hear from Juan Antonio for some days, and when they do, he calls for Cristina. Cristina (wild, artistic bohemian, played by Scarlett Johansen in such an erotic and beautiful performance) is instantly taken and starts a relationship. Unlike many American/Hollywood movies, Vicky neither shows bitterness nor anger, though some despondency. What seems like a tamed love story that you begin to wonder where it will go, quickly becomes something completely different. One night, Maria Elena (Juan Antonio's ex-wife, played by Penelope Cruz, with a fierceness that deserved the Golden Globe Nom) tries to commit suicide, and Juan Antonio picks her up from the hospital and brings her home. Without revealing too much, the film begins to become male fantasy, and a meditation on art and connection and friendship and self-discovery.

    On the second viewing, you start to pick up the subtleness of the cogitation on love and romance, the possibilities and restraints of romantic love (unrequited love is the only form of romantic love) as the movie espouses, for neither Juan Antonio nor Maria Elena can stand each other, but then neither can they stay away from each other for long (odds are, and you might get this feeling also) they'll probably one day end up killing each other.

    On a third viewing the film becomes a meditation on art, on beauty, on how those two things coincide with love. The tears from the Spanish Guitar, the emotion driven upward from the playing of such gentle music. Vicky can be seen reading Middlesex by Jeffrey Eugenides (the book is on her bedside table), and Cristina can be seen reading Henry Miller's Tropic of Cancer.

    The voice over, this has been a point of discontent for some on the message boards on IMDB. This voice over, some say, shows what a hack Woody Allen has become. But I must disagree. The Voice over I believe aides in the story, it describes in a flat tone sometime the most erotic of scenes, but this aides in keeping us grounded in the story of the girls, and not in the lust, or sexuality that's portrayed in the film. It helps develope and move away from American Travel movies, away from the actual events, and allows you to remember to watch the girls, watch their lives, watch the film, and not get drawn away into your own imaginations. I believe the narrator was used much more effectively than it was in Little Children. It also helps you understand where you are in the movie, through this foreign country, and gives the feel of a book.

    This movie may very well be my favorite Woody Allen film, with some excelent performances as only Woody Allen could pull from an actress (what director in the world has gotten fifteen nomination for writing--two wins--sixteen of their actors nomination for acting--five wins--and six for best direction--one win). It was funny, romantic, intellectually stimulating, and each viewing there's something new.

    If you like Woody Allent, I do believe you will like this movie, and I do believe you will adore these characters. For me, still in my twenties, an artist with large aspirations, in a moderately upper middle class family, this film seems to be made exactly for me. Besides Adaptation and Wonder Boys, I haven't felt like that about a movie, and I go to see one to three movies a week--not to mention rentals and old buys. So I feel I have a certain credibility to my opinion--but again, it is only my opinion. I say buy it, if you don't like it, give it to someone who is the exact opposite of you, give it to your Cristina (we all have a friend that's exactly opposite of us and so much the same), and maybe you will be giving them a film that they can love as much I love it.
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  • Álvaro
    5.0 out of 5 stars Great service
    Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2025
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    Everything was perfect. Thanks a lot
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  • Tina MacFarlane
    5.0 out of 5 stars Very Entertaining in a Heartfelt Way
    Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2024
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    This is a Woody Allen classic. It's a story of best friends Vicky and Christina who travel to Barcelona for a summer and find love in quite different ways. The film is very entertaining and gives one two quite different views of love and it's ever changing ways of making people act and feel. Definitely a movie worth watching.
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  • RMurray847
    4.0 out of 5 stars ALMOST (but not quite) a return to form for Allen
    Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2008
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    It's been a LONG time since Woody Allen gave us a film that was truly meaningful and had something "deep" to say about life, love and the human condition. My favorite is HANNAH AND HER SISTERS, but CRIMES & MISDEMEANORS and HUSBANDS & WIVES (with Sydney Pollack's and Judy Davis' greatest performances) are Allen's most recent classics. Since that time, almost everyone would agree that his work has been pretty mediocre. In recent years, MATCH POINT saw Allen moving to London and the change in locale seemed to energize him into making his most "un-Woody" film in ages and a darn good psychological crime thriller at that. But SCOOP and CASSANDRA'S DREAM (also London based), offered rapidly diminishing returns. So Allen has moved to Barcelona, Spain with VICKY CRISTINA BARCELONA, and once again, the rewards of this new location have jazzed up the Allen formula. However, the film still fails to reward on a philosophical level. It is a surface level delight, with a wry irony about the human condition.

    In brief, the story starts with two rich, bored American girls coming to Barcelona for a summer. Vicky (Rebecca Hall) is engaged to marry a nice, safe, boring stockbroker type...a man who is mostly interested in picking their perfect home in the perfect NYC bedroom community. Her friend Cristina (Scarlett Johansen) is more a free spirit. She scorns the idea of settling down. Early in their visit, they meet Juan Antonio (Javier Bardem), a somewhat well-known artist. He's something of a lady's man, and he brazenly invites them to come to his country villa for a few days, where they will see beautiful sights, drink nice wine and make love. This is after he's known them for 30 seconds. Vicky basically tells him to bug off, but Cristina accepts, and Vicky finds herself going along, ostensibly so that she can keep an eye on Johanssen.

    I'm sure you won't be surprised to hear that "romantic" (or at least sexual) entanglements follow. They are made far more interesting with the return of Maria Elena (Penelope Cruz), Juan Antonio's ex-wife. To say that she is a "fiery" personality is putting it mildly. She is looney tunes...but also very artistic, sensual and intuitive. She and her ex have one of those relationships where one is the moth and the other the flame...they constantly burn each other yet instinctively they can't avoid each other.

    I've tried to reveal little of what actually HAPPENS in the film, because part of the fun is to kind of guess who will fall into bed with whom and when and why. Suffice it to say that this is all frothy fun. While the characters endure some pretty gut-wrenching, soul-searching times...for the viewer there is nothing to take terribly seriously. That isn't necessarily a bad thing...but it's what puts this film just below "classic Woody" status. It's a vigorous and fun film...looser than his movies have been in awhile. But perhaps it's the Spanish flavor that has made it all seem a bit trivial. The characters are all impossibly witty (when AREN'T they in an Allen film?) and there is also a narrator (and this device, of course, makes it a little tough to get drawn in deeply).

    But the good outweighs the bad, for certain. Allen's script is VERY fast-moving and really pretty darn funny. His characters are all fairly likeable and there are ample opportunities for all four lead characters to shine. To me, Rebecca Hall was the eye-opener. She is pretty much unknown to me, and I don't know how or why Allen cast her...but he had a pretty good eye with this one. She reminded me of Frances O'Connor (another obscure name, I know...but perhaps a little less so to some). She's strikingly intelligent and she plays her character with a believable mixture of reserve and vulnerability. When unexpected deep feelings hit her, she is "unmoored" from her image of herself, and it's fun to watch her grow and change. It's also GREAT fun to see her in the last scene of the movie...the point she arrives at in the end is the closest Allen comes to poignancy in this film. Javier Bardem is very charismatic. His character is barely more than a caricature (a hot-blooded Spanish artist with amazing skills in seduction!)...but Bardem makes us believe that Juan Antonio really is this person. But what Bardem also does is show that while Juan Antonio wants to seem deep and warm and intuitive...he is really quite shallow and ineffective. Also, if the last time you saw Bardem was as Anton Chigurh in NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN...you'll be amazed at how very, very different this guy is. Penelope Cruz has been receiving a lot of accolades, and she is certainly a character who truly stirs the pot when she arrives. To me, the part is the most underwritten of the four, and thus a little less successful. However, I don't blame Cruz...she really pulls off the almost manic/depressive personality of Maria Elena with great energy. It is Scarlett Johanssen who comes off the worst here. I'm not a huge fan of hers to start with...she can be a remarkably still and self-possessed actress...but I actually find her stillness not so much representing an inner life, but to show dullness. I'm sure Scarlett is sharp as a tack and probably great fun in real life...but her acting, very effective in roles like GIRL WITH A PEARL EARRING, leaves her feeling stiff and unconvincing in parts like in VICKY CRISTINA BARCELONA that call for vivacity and some raw sensuality. She is a contrast to the other women on the screen...but it's not really a contrast between fire and ice. It's a contrast between fire and another fire that has been doused with water and is now just a burnt-out ember.

    If you've never liked Allen's movies before (and I know many people who can't abide him)...I feel there's a chance you might actually enjoy this one. Except for the VERY Allen-like voice of the narrator, the Spanish setting creates a warmer, more colorful tone than we've seen in awhile. If you're a fan of Allen, then I believe this is a must-see.
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  • Darryl
    5.0 out of 5 stars Pleasantly surprised
    Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2024
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    Good movie. Had some funny twists and turns. I suggest it! All three stars did great job!!
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  • M. DeWitt
    5.0 out of 5 stars Ending where we start
    Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2009
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    What do we want in life? Do we want the happy ending? Do we want to live the safe life? Do we want to always search for adventure?

    These are the questions that Woody Allen and this film ask of its viewers. Cristina is the classic lost youth of generation X/Y, looking for a meaning in the worlds, knowing only what she does not like. Vicki, on the other hand, is the career oriented woman who knows exactly what she wants, and has the husband to match. She is leading a safe life. When posed with the question by the dashing Javier Bardem as the mysterious and sensitive painter Juan Antonio, these two woman are forced to confront their own philosophies of life. Infused with the ever vivacious Penelope Cruz and the muse and femme fatale, Maria Elena, this film is another Allen masterpiece of existential angst played in his late comic style. Set against the beautiful backdrop of Catalonia, the film has all the classic Allen tricks, the fun voice overs and the wacky Allen mid movie alter ego. A must watch. In the end, you may not like this film, but in the very least you will no what you do not like...much like the characters in this film.
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    5.0 out of 5 stars Good
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    5.0 out of 5 stars the movie and that the DVD is fine
    Reviewed in Canada on September 21, 2024
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    a very compelling film, stressful at time, well acted.
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    5.0 out of 5 stars Per me un film meraviglioso
    Reviewed in Italy on December 23, 2019
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    anni che voglio questo film nella mia collezione!
    Unica pecca... non è in lingua spagnola, ma troverete solo italiano e inglese!
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    5.0 out of 5 stars Muy bien
    Reviewed in Spain on January 17, 2025
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    Buena edición de una buena película
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    5.0 out of 5 stars Excelente película
    Reviewed in Mexico on July 6, 2021
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