Lovingly constructed film whose richness you appreciate more on repeated viewing. Jacob's innocent meets Trintignant's cynical judge in one of the most wonderful on-screen relationships. A perfect film?

Ends one of the best movie trilogies I have seen. All made within two years as well. Colours/music while not as powerful here are overshadowed by the much better story. Blue is still my favorite but this is a close second.

This is a film that's really executed to perfection. I think the story is the best of the trilogy, and the use of color is as good as in Blue. The judge is such a damn interesting character.

The term "beautiful" doesn't even begin to describe how good "Rouge" looks. As in the previous chapters of the trilogy, the story taking place could be painfully dull in a another film but a talented cast and a director of immense capacities transform it into a pensive, moving and breath-taking tale about parallel lives, destiny and platonic relationships. The film's appeal derives from its mood and atmosphere -it has to be seen to be believed. Without question, it's the best of the three.

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Of the trilogy, this is perhaps the most difficult to understand. All three movies demand multiple viewings, but especially this one. The line between plain ol' foreshadowing and some kind of otherworldly mysticism becomes blurred, and it's not clear what the final 5 minutes of the film is trying to tell me. The final shot is mysterious, but so powerful that it literally had me slack jawed. This entire trilogy boarders on perfection. I'm so glad that I finally got around to seeing it.

Just behind "Blue", this is the best in the series. Nonetheless, this a fantastic film and an excellent way to end the trilogy. Great film from one of Europe's greatest directors.

Storywise, it's definitely an improvement over Blue, I mean, few films are so masterfully constructed, lavishly executed and impeccably performed. It will reach the deepest and innermost chambers of your heart, long after it's finished. A perfect ending to a one of kind trilogy, not to be missed !!!

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