Carol(2015)
"Some people change your life forever."
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In 1950s New York, a department-store clerk who dreams of a better life falls for an older, married woman.
Todd Haynes
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Phyllis Nagy
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Top Billed Cast
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Official Final Trailer
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"I love Christmas."
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"What am I thinking?"
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"All you can do is keep working."
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Script to Scene
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"I'm not alone this year."
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#CateBlanchett on her role in director Todd Haynes’s Film4-backed Carol #Shorts #Film
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The Language of Love in CAROL | The Cinema Cartography Video Essay
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From Sketches to Screen
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Todd Haynes and Rooney Mara on their film CAROL
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BAFTA Q&A with Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara: “It’s a Love Story. Period” | Carol
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The New Canon: 'Carol'
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Patricia Highsmith Series: Carol
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PHILLIS NAGY on Carol | Books on Film | TIFF 2017
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Carol's Subversive World of Gay Women | Phyllis Nagy | TIFF 2017
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CAROL - 30" TV Spot - Starring Cate Blanchett And Rooney Mara
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Carol | First Look | Starring Cate Blanchett And Rooney Mara
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'Carol' Q&A | Todd Haynes
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Highsmith On Film
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Time and Place
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Girls Night In With Music, Drinks & Trying Out Perfume
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Carol & Therese
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Todd Haynes | NYFF53 Directors Dialogue | Carol
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Jack Interrupts Dinner
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Cate Blanchett & Rooney Mara on Carol | Film4 Interview Special
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NYFF Live | Cinematographer Ed Lachman (Carol) | NYFF53
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Official DVD Teaser Trailer
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Academy Conversations: Carol
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CAROL director Todd Haynes and Rooney Mara
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CAROL Director Todd Haynes at AFI FEST 2015
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Carol Onstage Intro - American Express® Gala | BFI London Film Festival
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Todd Haynes - Carol at London Film Festival - LFF Instants | BFI London Film Festival
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Cate Blanchett - Carol at London Film Festival - LFF Instants | BFI London Film Festival
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Cate Blanchett - Carol at London Film Festival - LFF Instants | BFI London Film Festival
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Cate Blanchett - Carol at London Film Festival - LFF Instants | BFI London Film Festival
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John Magaro - Carol at London Film Festival - LFF Instants | BFI London Film Festival
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Rooney Mara - Carol at London Film Festival - LFF Instants | BFI London Film Festival
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Rooney Mara - Carol at London Film Festival - LFF Instants | BFI London Film Festival
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Todd Haynes - Carol at London Film Festival - LFF Instants | BFI London Film Festival
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Official Teaser Trailer
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CAROL - Film Clip #2 - Starring Cate Blanchett And Rooney Mara
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CAROL - Film Clip #1 - Starring Cate Blanchett And Rooney Mara
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Written on March 4, 2016
The first thing I noticed was after seeing the movie is there's some kind of mistake in the Oscars nominee. Rooney Mara should have been on the lead role list, while Cate Blanchett in the supporting character's. Maybe the Academy people misunderstood that the title role must be the lead character. Theirs switched place actually does not make any sense. Anyway the Oscars never made sense at all.
This story was okay, but adapted screenplay and direction, especially the music was excellent. For the ending scene alone, you will be tempted to raise your rating than what you initially thought it deserves. I was not expecting the movie to be awesome, so I'm not upset for the overall movie.
Believe me, the last thing I want in this movie is to see Cate Blanchett in naked. Maybe out of respect or her age or she's not attracted to me, there are plenty of reasons that I can't figure it out which one, but after knowing what this theme is, I was only praying for that not to happen. And obviously that is unavoidable, otherwise the movie will lose its soul and strength.
Well, it was better than I thought, both the actresses were good, but Rooney Mara dominated. Whatever category she's in for the Oscars, I'll be happy if she wins. It is not a must watch, but a decent movie and betters in some parts.
7/10
