Anna Karenina | Keira Knightley’s Meltdown at the Horse Races

[@Bluey306]

it only just occurred to me that Karenin was trying to cover both their asses when Anna has her breakdown. She, a married woman, just screamed out her lover's first name in panic, in front of everybody - except said lover's first name also happened to be her husband's, so when Karenin says "I'm here" twice while looking at all the watchful gazes, I realize it wasn't Karenin foolishly thinking Anna was genuinely calling his name. He's genuinely trying to downplay the scandal, for better or for worse. Karenin isn't perfect, and Anna doesn't love him which in itself is valid in a society where businesslike marriages are the norm, but he's a lot sharper and cleverer than I gave him credit for when I first watched & read the story.

[@julianna0404]

This and in the story, karenin kind of tries to live in a place in his mind where he wants to believe the scandal isn't happening and in this part of the story it's meant to be where he has to see how in love she is with another man. i believe in the book, she doesn't try to watch vronsky as much before the race but once the race starts he is all she can see. she doesn't even notice that the racer she had bet on also fell and injured himself in the race because she was watching vrosnky so intensely. karenin sees this and has to come to terms the reality of his relationship with his wife.

[@melannydayrethratliff1309]

Finally ! I reading the book and is not how it happen but is true he is trying to protect their image.

[@solyibrahim4224]

Her husband isn't ideal but he's good man he is like a Sant, I feel sorry for him

[@here_we_go_again2571]

Throughout the book I felt sorry for Karenin. I also question why after 8 years of marriage (during that era) they did not have more children -- That might highlight part of the problem within the marriage. Most men of that era who did not frequent prostitutes or have a mistress had several children with the wife (in particular if she was young and fertile when they married) Prior to the era of antibiotics, many children died before they were grown. It was "insurance" to have many children. Also, women were told that it was a duty to have children and heroic to have many children.

[@elijahsackville-glucksburg]

one of her very MANY underrated performances. How under appreciated and her talents are under utilized, Keira is a gem.

[@nikakota4449]

Haha, for real

[@GeorgeTSiy]

Perhaps the particular scene performance , but she wasn't chosen for the role overall bec of being underrated..

[@MARSBELLA1]

I agree, thank you. this was a beautiful rendition of the novel

[@allegedlee6930]

She is perfectly adequate. No slight. But she's like a model to me, someone you just like watching. Like a guilty pleasure.

[@ОльгаБорисовна-щ3д]

Кем недооценена? Джо Райт ее обожает Их совместные работы всегда шедевры

[@occles]

Anna’s reaction to Vronsky’s fall practically told everyone there: “Yes, I’m a married woman and I’m having an affair.” Hence why everyone was looking at her with a mix of bewilderment and harsh judgment. I feel sorry for her poor husband. Love this movie.

[@melannydayrethratliff1309]

Mmm in the book his husband just care about his image. So i feel nothing for him.

[@occles]

@@melannydayrethratliff1309 So that means it’s ok to cheat when you’re married then?

[@queenberuthiel5469]

@@melannydayrethratliff1309 Lol no. In the book, he is one of the few people who really cares about her. After he forgave her (w/c happens when she thought she'll die from childbirth), he declares that he'll do everything to protect her and did not divorce her. He literally said that he'll accept every mockery and public scrutiny just to protect Anna. And then, she lives....

[@GiftSparks]

Also, it was one of the most inventive pieces of casting to have Jude Law play Karenin. Most films of the story have him played by an older, more unattractive man.

[@lorrainejurdana-land3782]

@@melannydayrethratliff1309 Vronsky knew how to "put in on" Anna. Guess her husband didn't.

[@AnteoTesila]

This theater concept blew my mind

[@Kayleigh27]

I remember I read an article before I watched it saying how horrible it was. That the theater concept made for terrible cinematography----but when I watched it, I loved it right away.

[@AnteoTesila]

@@Kayleigh27 Absolutely!! there is a scene where everyone looks like static puppets until the music starts playing. That moment was magical.

[@brigittem2231]

I absolutely love this movie, it's unique and gorgeous!

[@plantsbyhailey8326]

blew* your mind LOL

[@AnteoTesila]

@@plantsbyhailey8326 thanks! Not English spoken hehe

[@sailorarwen6101]

Before I watched this film I was under the impression Karenin was supposed to be some horrible person but when I finally watched this I felt terrible for him.

[@Susan55943]

In the end, Karenin results wise and sympathetic. He knew all men and women had secret relationships, all he asked her wife was some discretion but she was so foolish

[@bookpusher]

@@Susan55943 Yeah he was so sweet, he’s just not too ‘fiery’ and ‘exciting’, but he’s sweet, wise, gentle, reliable and loyal.

[@Susan55943]

@@bookpusher a true gentleman. Anna should have admired her husband and enjoy her love with Wronskj without complications. Foolish woman

[@bookpusher]

@@Susan55943 She seemed to like to rebel and flaunt her boyfriend around, not realizing she’s hurting people like her husband and son in the process. I like how Karenin shared his quiet strength and loving peace with their son and her daughter in the end.

[@Susan55943]

@@bookpusher true

[@anastasianastia]

I read an article saying that the the horse ride scene, when Alexei has to kill his beloved horse - was actually the metaphor of how Anna dies as result of their relationship, as she doesn’t handle it.. As Alexei said in the film - it’s either absolute happiness or misery. Win or die, so to speak

[@fatimah230]

Idk why people are so quick to hate these characters. Yes, they did horrible things. Alexei never should have pursued a married woman, and their love may have been “tainted” as Tolstoy implies, but you can’t tell me he didn’t genuinely love Anna. I can’t forgive Anna for leaving her son, and I do feel bad for Karenin, but I can sympathize with her wanting to experience love from the one man she has been tethered to since she was 18. A lot of you are judging her by 21st century standards which is totally unfair. Anna is passionate and vivacious but her marriage is very one-sided and stale, which leaves her feeling quite lonely. Anyone who has ever felt lonely in their marriage or relationship can empathize with Anna’s desperation. People love to victimize Karenin and while he was a great husband ON PAPER he was a cold fish who only sought to appease the public by creating the semblance of a perfect marriage. Remember, he is on the stage too. He is also an actor putting on a show, just like the rest of the Russian nobility. He does what he thinks he’s supposed to do according to Russian society but that’s not what his family NEEDS and he doesn’t pay any attention to that. They needed love. They needed HIM. I feel like each character has qualities that make them un-likable to some extent or at some point (except maybe Levin, Seryozha and Dolly) but I feel pity for all of them on some level…I think they just wanted us to recognize the humanity in each character because in reality none of us are perfect either.

[@erincollins3803]

I always thought the real love story in the book was Levin & Kitty. I love the parallels bw the them & Anna & Vronsky. But I share your thoughts about Karanin. He was a dud & a bit cruel. Cheers~

[@LoveAffairsTube]

Well said... that was the point no one is perfect we all fall from grace from our desires... the desire what ever it maybe, drives us to do the things we do, even the things we dont.

[@fatimah230]

@@erincollins3803 yes of course! But my point is that Anna and Vronsky aren’t evil simply by being the antithesis to kitty and Levin. These characters are more complex than that. Their relationship is definitely toxic, but people are acting like it’s totally black and white. There WAS love there ( Especially from Vronsky), even with all the toxicity, and that’s what people can’t seem to recognize. Anna is a bad mom and a fool but there is also nuance to her situation because of the time period and how oppressed women were at this time. Vronsky is not a demon and Karenin is definitely not a saint.

[@fatimah230]

@@LoveAffairsTube yes! No one is perfect

[@amaechisarah7606]

People react to love differently...when someone's spouse does not love them, it can make them become indifferent and cold... especially when you know there is a lover involved.....it's painful 😣

[@okidoll]

This is one of my most favorite movies of all time. It's really beautiful. The use of color is amazing from the costumes to the hair color, and having the entire race play out on a stage was really memorable.

[@ТаЛя-й8е]

better read the book

[@zitronentee]

She knew her husband was right there watching her. Yet, she failed to be more subtle.

[@ryveralexander8511]

The thing we call Love, will betray you! We give Love the bad name!!

[@zakiazainab1170]

Love won’t betray,the wrong person will!

[@bookpusher]

I think they’re more in lust than love

[@creativewriter3887]

@@ryveralexander8511 Yes.. love is a knife by which we all bleed. It's weakness.

[@tushitushi9919]

​@@ryveralexander8511 haha.... seems like u're too romantic

[@thenardiersiblings]

The central theme of Anna Karenina," he said, "is that a rural life of moral simplicity, despite its monotony, is the preferable personal narrative to a daring life of impulsive passion, which only leads to tragedy." "That is a very long theme," the scout said. "It's a very long book," Klaus replied.

[@anniefano7]

The fact that I know where this is from

[@priscillajimenez27]

She should have realized right there how observant and well thought out her husband is while he lover is impulsive and brute and cruel.

[@lunarecaldes3681]

She should nothing, and you understood nothing.

[@sims2lovealot]

@@Ace1King1 ummm?????

[@wpc456cpw]

@@Ace1King1 it’s not support, it’s disbelief that someone (you) could be a chauvinist in this day and age. Hope this helps. Stay irritated tho :)

[@zitronentee]

She wanted sparks in relationship, as her relationship with her husband grew stale for her, but not him.

[@carlabroderick5508]

Yes, Tolstoy was ruminating on relationships and we must admit that whatever the passion, the outcome of the liaison with Vronsky was her suicide and the pain of family dissolution and her death for her son. Modern concepts would suggest this is the fault of society. Tolstoy though was observing something else. Perhaps that a successful relationship must properly weigh the consequences and pain caused to others when family is abandoned. Family is worth preserving though at great cost.

[@natsanta7784]

Her reaction at the races was absolutely insane!!!! Poor husband of hers

[@billtruttschel]

Keira didn’t melt down, her character did.

[@yafayafa9601]

The bastard wanted the horse to get up immediately. If the horse didnt have her back broken, she had to stand up and continue, no matter the other injuries. Anyway, Anna didnt even deserve a man like Karenin, she is like Vronsky, enough irresponsible to ignore her child by going around with a man who will soon neglect her himself. The actress, Keira, performed amazingly this scene.

[@zoefloreus7066]

I agree 100 percent.

[@ryveralexander8511]

All the scenes

[@yafayafa9601]

@@ryveralexander8511 In all the scenes, yes, true.

[@mountnman100]

The book captures Vronsky's feelings toward his horse far better that this scene does. It's worth reading.

[@Susan55943]

Wronsky's behaviour to his horse is disguting

[@melo39987]

She should have said “I just love that horse too much!” 😅

[@Surahfayed]

Her husband really loves her. That Alexei is nothing but a coward full of garbage. Her husband forgave her, let her have the child of another man and protected her from shame while Alexei put her to shame and drove her to insanity. However her husband’s temperament is different from Alexei where her lover is passionate

[@Renato-kb2zz]

Her performance is amazing

[@metoo6507]

The second hand embarrassment Anna Karenina gave me...

[@LevinsReview]

My heart with the poor horse, such unbearable cruel of prople!

[@RedMoonSolitary]

You can say whatever you want about how people treated animals differently at the time, but you can tell from the other actors' reactions to him saying get up that it wasn't perceived as a good thing for him to try to do.

[@nataliazakula3400]

That’s a misreading-yet how it’s directed I get your take-as he was desperate and in denial of his beloved mare’s fatal condition, yanking and shouting to will her to rise like Lazarus….

[@wpc456cpw]

I feel for her so much. If I was a woman in this time period and setting, I would be driven insane too.

[@vamsivelisala44]

If You feel for women in that age is Understandable but feeling for a cheater is absurd

[@wpc456cpw]

@@vamsivelisala44 ?? my comment had nothing to do with that

[@akSeR2010]

@@wpc456cpw No, propably you wouldn΄t be driven insane, as most women weren΄t insane in any period. Your upbringing would be different and you could be one of those women who blame and despise Anna Karenina in the movie.

[@wpc456cpw]

@@akSeR2010 you can’t speak for my experiences, hypothetical or otherwise. It’s my comment on athe video leave me alone lmao

[@sitcomchristian6886]

@@wpc456cpw They're right though. You probably wouldn't be "insane", you'd function just about as well as you do now.

[@annaelisavettavonnedozza9607]

Only a psychopath would force a horse to get up & walk regardless of broken bones. She’s disgusting to love someone like that

[@anthonyberry1314]

it's a film

[@annaelisavettavonnedozza9607]

@@anthonyberry1314 Wait a sec…what?? It is?? Whew!! Thank you, for a sec I thought there was a small camera stuck to the back of a fly, & somehow we were seeing a glimpse into an alternate universe in real time. Thank God

[@k.herzog814]

I interpreted it as him wanting to believe his horse was well whilst knowing in his heart that it was actually broken. Denial. But that was just my interpretation.

[@fatimah230]

@@k.herzog814 that’s what I thought. He loved that horse so much…idk why people are taking it any other way

[@xmynationalanthemx]

@@fatimah230 Same!! I thought he was walking around her willing her to get up because he didn't want to believe she was hurt.

[@caydenleeg4652]

i hate to see animals in pain like that it just breaks my heart, especially horses because i love horses🥺

[@marionmarino1616]

She’s a lovely actress, but after seeing Vivian Leigh in this role, no one else should attempt it.

[@SusanHL]

I agree - nobody can touch Vivien Leigh and Ralph Richardson in these roles.

[@metroskunk3000]

Anna Karenina is also a very good book. 📖

[@cameliap1146]

Everything started from the book !

[@B501M]

I haven't read the book, but here are my observations:: The Husband is there {in truth} to discover if (the rumors) about Anna and Vronksy are accurate {That's why you see her close the little mirror so abruptly, and fan herself, so vigorously, before the Horse Race starts} The Horse is sort-of symbolic of their Affair/Scandolous Relationship I think, that's why, she has such a pain-staking, unearthly wail, as he falls. An even more frightened/violent reaction as Vronsky ignores his pain, and attempts to urge the horse onward/forward. And, then, despair/disgust/horror, as she realizes 1.) she's exposed their affair to (pretty much) everybody 2.) she's in a BEYOND VULNERABLE predicament (now that she's done so) and, although, her husband attempts to comfort her/vainly attempts to conceal what was so rudely and violently exposed, she realizes 3.) she won't be comforted/consoled by him and that, in a crude and uncivil fashion, Vronsky is putting their relationship to death... {aka he shoots the Horse.../their rumors/their desire/their dreams/their hope, etc.}

[@deniselingvall5892]

Loved the book in my youth. So nihilistic. Kiera is wonderful. Everything she does.

[@TankUni]

Jude Law's got a nice little side business playing Russians.

[@jefferyrbrown]

I've never understood why cheating spouses are seen as sympathetic characters.... They're not. They are just horrible people to their spouses.

[@brandyloutherback9288]

How is there a racetrack in a theater?

[@raphaelledesma9393]

Haha. It’s the film’s gimmick that the entire film is shot in a theater-like setting.

[@2degucitas]

@@raphaelledesma9393 Thank you for the explanation, I haven't watched the entire movie.

[@amandamorgan2802]

Brandy 😁

[@TightWalktightrope]

🎉there just is 🪻

[@Surahfayed]

Keira Knightley’s stunning performance!

[@Omar-z6n7x]

"he thinks I can leave you and go on living". mad foreshadowing.

[@B501M]

You can see, in that one look, at 3:17, how selfish, cruel, and unforgiving Anna's true character is... She gives her husband this HORRIBLE, AGONIZED, ANGRY look, almost, as-if holding HIM blaming HIM for the failure of the affair... when CLEARLY the blame lies upon herself and, of course, Vronsky

[@LilacSreya]

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[@rabiaadam]

The blame definitely lies on him too

[@walterroberts2861]

There Is A Nice Perspective within Aaron's Shoulders and His Hight and They Compliment His Movements and His Hair.

[@meeeka]

One of the things I hated was that Vronsky wasn't even caring enough about the mother of his little daughter to put Anna down himself, when her soul was broken.

[@letsfindabetteryou5971]

It's beautiful like a massive painting their is so much to take at the first glance.

[@AngelissimaASMR]

I can't stand to see horses hurt in movies even tho I know they weren't really harmed... It's too much for me to handle. I hate horse racing. It's inhumane.

[@MARSBELLA1]

I completely understand how she feels and I would react exactly the same.

[@phylipitaglioni1970]

All those women can pass for sisters or something like that.

[@OksanaGameeva]

Поучительная, классическая, светская драма. Ещё не смотрела этот голливудский вариант, отрывочки уже нравятся. Эту экранизацию смотрела в детстве в русской версии. Тяжёлые ощущения от этой трагедии и какие-то неприятные.

[@walterroberts2861]

The Tailoring of The Men's garments; Is Exquisite; Great Proportions within Vronsky's Shoulders and Posture; Great Planes with The Angles of His Deltoids; Anterior.

[@kittykatz4001]

A question for ppl who have read the book and know it very well: which film adaption do you feel is best and why? As many times as I have read the book, I have never seen any of the films adaptations. I’d most like to hear from ppl who know the book well, which adaptation do you recco? A lot of ppl do not care for this version, but I’m loving the “heat” and “ steam” being portrayed on screen, bec it’s is a big thing with Anna and Vr that brought them together. I feel, having read the book several times, that they loved each other, but physical desire and passion played a big part and also the fact, though not explicitly stated in the book by Tolstoy, Anna had not experienced with Karenin! I doubt Anna experienced any “happy ending” with Karenin as written by Tolstoy when reading the book. As written by Tolstoy, I doubt Karenin could “light a fire” in stove or fireplace, let alone, set a woman “ablaze.” Karenin comes off better in this movie bec in the book, he was a humorless AI.

[@retroreceptionist7571]

I just want every single hat in this film is that too much to ask?

[@mehranossia3828]

I love Keira knightly. She is a great actress. So very beautiful too.

[@thickymcghee7681]

I felt bad for Mr. Karenin.

[@nicoletteoph3020]

The title of the video... LOL!

[@juliam.mallen2167]

Very intense scene exordinary performances 👌

[@Liitebulb]

I had no idea that's how you watched races 🤭 I thought it took place outdoors. That poor horse 🥺

[@hanaluong2672]

Was the horse scene part of the book? I cannot remember. I think this Vronsky is the best Vronky I have seen. I like Sophie Marceau's Anna Karenina. When I was a little kid, I saw a postcard having a drawing of the scene when Anna came back to see her son, Seriogia (little Sergei). My father had sent to my mother, with his note about what it meant. I could not read Russian at that age, you know but I could read my father's note.

[@natali.radova]

В этом фильме слишком хорош, молод ,красив муж Анны, по роману он не такой

[@teresitamarino6693]

This woman Ana Karenina learnt a hard lesson ,. She was worth a Lot, this young man never understood this,. I feel sorry for her,. This was based on life story

[@nikakota4449]

She was no victim at all, her husband was

[@flower_girl4983]

This is such a gross compassionless replay

[@h0rn3d_h1st0r1an]

2:31 that moment when you fart in a public space and everyone knows it's you

[@sanaasho]

Si anna memang bucin, otaknya sudah korslet tenggelam dalam cinta

[@solyibrahim4224]

That young woman who was setting with her mother, does not exist en the book of this novel, so her existing en this movie makes the story more dramatic and sad ...

[@mariadelcarmenrouco8014]

La pasion d ana no la dejo ver la inteligencia d su marido y se puso en evidencia cuando alexandre cae del caballo

[@ewat4753]

Exquisite cinema!

[@salamander8301]

That ppor horse!! I would fall out of love so quick if i saw ky dyde behave like that

[@Lily_of_the_Forest]

I care more about the poor horse.

[@MapleSyrupPoet]

Word for today: Forgiveness ...77 times, we must forgive 🙏

[@proudatheist2042]

If your significant other was sleeping around with someone else and spurned you, would you forgive them? If you were a child, and your parents ignored you so they could galavant around with someone else, would you forgive them? Telling other people to forgive is easy, but forgiving someone else for transgressing against you is not so easy.

[@eternalriver7866]

@@proudatheist2042 forgive doesn’t mean take them back.

[@smitty2000]

70x 7 in a lifetime ❤🙏

[@Pearl-_Perla]

@@eternalriver7866 BRAVO!!! THAT MY FRIEND IS HOW I KNOW U HAVE BASIC UNDERSTANDING!!! GOD BLESS YOU GREATLY!!!

[@TocadaLeitura]

If you loved this movie, do yourself two big favors: read this fantastic book and watch Anna Karenina played by Vittoria Puccini.

[@aliciawickham9631]

This move is 100 percent Culturally Accurate. In Costume. Exactly of those Times more like Austria-Lorreina & the -Prusssian army

[@ia490]

Lol no the costumes weren't accurate at all

[@zuzanaSimurdova]

Exquisite!

[@serapavanucar5856]

Kitap Rus romanı olmasına rağmen film İngilizlere özentiyle çekilmiş.

[@countrygirlxo7188]

Poor horse 😔🌹

[@AdityaReddy-q5z]

Did he actually kill the horse in the book?

[@josetrevino6674]

2 Corinthians 12:9-10 9 And he said unto me, My grace is sufficient for thee: for my strength is made perfect in weakness. Most gladly therefore will I rather glory in my infirmities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me. 10 Therefore I take pleasure in infirmities, in reproaches, in necessities, in persecutions, in distresses for Christ’s sake: for when I am weak, then am I strong.

[@karinichi1095]

ese poema lo pusieron ahi en el libro mas manipulado d la historia la biblia

[@flower_girl4983]

I felt sorry for her. He needed n deserved a better ending than this.

[@parrotjunglecolada8270]

This definitely shows Alexie horrible nature, how a man treats animals says everything about him

[@elenealaverdashvili]

The horse was going to die a painful death, so he “put him down” to ease the pain. + in the book he isn’t even the one to do it & he feels terrible for making a mistake & ruining the horse.

[@fan2jnrc]

That movie was a pure mess in any field. Watch the one with Vivien Leigh. Seriously.

[@hanniballecter5383]

Vronsky's mother had multiple affairs and got away with it, she wasn't as uncomfortable socially as anna throughout the movie, it would have turned out much better for her if she was subtle about her affair but she was too miserable to care, or too dumb

[@SirMarcutiotheCat]

those poor horses

[@seredikakuba8538]

I like her. ❤

[@kygkyg8971]

he shouldn't've pushed the horse; I know it's a race but still it's trying the best it can I'm surprised the horse didn't fall on him

[@iSpyAtoZ]

Behaviour is an act.

[@bangtannies]

Why did he kill the horse

[@galynapliushch7101]

Клип Clip „Dance Me To The End Of Love - Russell Sprout & Tracy H.“ real Satan's Ball in Petersberg near Königswinter в 1840 году. Это был первый бал Вики Чубарь (которая как Золушка опаздывает). Приглашение на Бал она получила потому, что ее удочерила Империатрица Катерина Сомова-Дракула-Романова, которая в черном платье потому, что двое ее мужей Смертью Храбрых погибли в в Российской войне против Черных Сил Сатаны, которая длилась 10 лет с 1820 по 1830 годы. Там же есть и ее двойники так, как она живая и не может плясать ночи напролет. Здесь же Империатрица Катерина Сомова-Дракула-Романова встречает своего сына Графа Волконского - Юру Сомова-Романова сына Жеки Сомова-Дракулы-Романова, Короля Русских Волков. У него тоже есть двойник. Отчетливо его можно увидеть в танце с Викой Чубарь и в профиль, когда он курит сигарету. Империатрица Катерина Сомова-Дракула-Романова приглашает на Бал также Юлю Плющ, которую она исцелила вследствие побоев родственников и поэтому Юля становится очень похожей на нее. Официальный муж Романовой Каренин как бы удочеряет ее, но на самом деле это был обман. У жидов, к сожалению, дети «обслуживают» сексуально «папаш». Там был эпизод, когда Вронский (Черноус) кладет своей дочери в рот колечко, которое она не должна вынимать его пока он не приедет обратно. Часто такие дети умирают. Самое ужасное, что сперму жидам закачивают и их вообще «могут отключить», то есть это тем особям совсем не нужно. Юля Плющ влюбляется в Графа Волконского - Юру Сомова-Романова, сына империатрицы с которым она была только раз ( клип «Do you love me»), так как в то время шабаши были то в одной стране, то в другой и Граф Волконский борется на стороне Правды и Добра. Шабаш-представление было в оперном театре в Бонне, где Конница Графа Волконского сталкивает поезд Смерти в реку Райн. Вследствие жидовских козней Граф Волконский с Лошадкой терпят крушение. Романова (та которая машет веером в клипе) исцеляет Лошадку и забирает Душу своего сына Юры. Конницу Графа Волконского спасает святая Рать. Клип «Keira Knightley’s Meltdown at the Horse Races». Сейчас в Бонне та этом месте построили Новый Оперный театр. Юлю (Анну Каренину) Вронский (Черноус) на заказ Каренина сманивает с собой в Киев, где он становится начальником еще одного поезда Смерти. В Киеве он насильно отдает ее в Дом терпимости. Принцесса Кетти Вика Чубарь договаривается о свадьбе с Леонидом Белым - Leon Beilmann на Балу в Petersberg (он сделал официальное предложение) , но в Киеве при игре получает отказ. В жидов Браки все равно по договоренности. Леонид просит Вронского разрешить женится на Юле, но главная причина потому, что он хочет породнится с императрицей и получает отказ. Впоследствии он все равно женится на своей соседке из Ржева Житомирской области. В конце фильма Юля отправляется с поездом смерти, который принадлежит как-бы Люциферу на Кубань. На самом деле Люцифера не существует. В клипе «Красавица и чудовище» его можно увидеть, но это, в реальности, карнавал. Костюм Люцифера носит и жестоко убивает людей для мяса, костей и Органов для трансплантологов Черт-жид-предатель Гриша Шварц из Жашкова. Черти насилуют палками просто как садисты. Это и есть гомосексуалисты. Императрица работала в госпитале медсестрой. В это время многие в Киеве имели работу и нормальные условия жизни. Ведь раньше Здесь была Цивилизация, а сейчас ее закат: не могут особи жрать себе подобных (кошерная еда). Музыку к Балу и фильму сочинила и исполняет Императрица Катерина Сомова-Романова вместе с немецким Оркестром из Кёльна в 1830 году. Клипы и фильм «Анна Каренина» были созданы в 1970 году в Москве из документальных кадров реальной жизни жителей Планеты Земли 1841-1845 годов на Планете Сатурн и планете Уран при помощи монтажа кадров студентами Московского Института кинематографии для поющей и сочиняющей девочки Галинки-Софии Романюк. Чувства девушек были искренними (в клипах вмонтированы кадры их мечтаний), но они становятся жертвой игры жидов, веря в сказку о счастливой семейной жизни, козней объявившихся родственников, и собственных против друг друга, умалчивания о сексуальных домогательствах. Часто в клипах для звучит вопрос : «Готовы ли они умереть ради любви?» У жидов жену разделывают после свадьбы и она уже «колбасница», которой можно управлять . Колесо Истории уже запущено и миллионы бойцов против Черных Сил Сатаны, которые погибли на Стороне Правды и Добра, к счастью, улетели Белыми Журавлями в январе этого года (есть свидетели). В будущем (через десять лет) на Планете Земля после ПОТОПА будут жить Человеки, на Планете Сатурн Русичи и Славичи, на Планете Уран Кельты, на Планете Плутон Франки, на Планете Нептун - Sinti и Roma. Душа Графа Вронского как и, может еще оставшиеся души, будет пущена на воду и найдет свое место. Все остальные «жители» Планеты Земля - прямо в АД - там уже не будет «договоренностей».

[@mariadelcarmenrouco8014]

❤❤❤❤ q peli divina

[@realme-pw2lc]

Lobot nimo Jon. Nameltdown?😂😂😂

[@saturn0152]

Poor horse 😢

[@asysya269]

Sepertinya mereka sentiasa sengaja mahu menguji kamu..dn kamu tahu jal itu

[@asysya269]

Hal itu menyedarkan aku

[@asysya269]

Semoga tuhan mengampuni dosanya dan menggantikan kepadanya keadaan yg lebih baik.. aku simpati..

[@yopekok5448]

This is so awful compared to the version in 2013.

[@PratyangIraa]

such cruel people .. absolutely inhuman!! undeserving .. rash lot

[@smsucks7174]

IMO, Kiera overacts . Not a fan

[@nikakota4449]

Indeed

[@ВладимирГусев-д7м]

Хрень полная. Если экранезируешь произведение, то делай по книге, а не отсебятину. Игра гомно. Чисто голливудские стереотипы о России и русских.

[@scrappymom7881]

How would you do it to be more genuine? I'd really like to know.

[@kseniyabor5791]

@@scrappymom7881 you need to be Russian or at least had lived there for many years :)

[@lenkabojanova4902]

Totally agree. I've couldn't watch the movie (I'm in love with the book), it's like a parody. My guess is they knew they couldn't do it right way so tried to pass it as some new modern version or something like that. And even though I like Kira, she doesn't fit in (looks, behaviour, emotions, everything is just wrong).

[@ljupkan3873]

I adore Pride and prejudices from the same director,I watched it many times, but this film is to artsy for me,I didn't like this theatre scenery...and I was disappointed with selection of Vronski, I thought it must be someone more manly . This book is still part of school curriculum in Serbia, now my son is reading it

[@jelena7440]

@@ljupkan3873 slazem se za Vronskog, potpuni promasaj. Zapravo ni Karenjina nije nesto. Ima jedna verzija sa Sean Bean-om, tu su pogodili za izgled Vronskog.

[@llew777]

A brilliant actress but any time an animal dies or is injured I watch no further, and register a thumbs down

[@tencat24]

You do realize the uploader didn't make the movie

[@llew777]

@@tencat24 Yes for sure , its just a personal thing for me. Thanks for reply

[@HiCon37]

This is a movie, not real life. Or are you really that weird?

[@llew777]

@@HiCon37 thank you or comment, just a personal thing with me When I was younger was a witnessed a horse get killed on freeway escaped from a truck hit me hard With Respect Mike

[@ellidowen1685]

I am the same as you are. I am a horse lover all animal lover and when I hear or see them getting hurt or abused I look away but if I see a hurt animal I will stand up for it. That is just me and I know that it is Hollywood and no animals were harmed but still.

[@birgitmeyer4529]

Poor Horse. While having pain, everyone is talking about keira Knightley. Keep Animals out of films. I don't understand why theres no problem for actors to do harm to animals. Where is the empathy?

[@fantasyfan8788]

Its not real mate. They didnt really break the horses back. Its a few clips of the horse rolling over edited to look like its in pain.

[@courtneywilkins2073]

It’s not real dear. It’s a fake horse that falls over and then edits of a healthy horse that’s been trained to roll around to make it look like it is pain. I assure you they did not break a horses back for a film. It’s all acting. Keira Knightley is being praised for acting in a film which is not based on real events. No horses were harmed.

[@returnoftheromans6726]

No animals are harmed in the making of films now. Back when, I don't know, but animal activists have helped in this matter greatly. They would not allow--- no one should allow anything bad happen to a perfectly beautiful and healthy animal for sport, fun, and the cameras.

[@zitronentee]

Harming animal actors during filming is costly. if they do, they have to train new animals for other movies, and it takes more time. Most animals in movies are trained professionally not to harm themselves. To make dramatic effects, cinematography play very big role.

[@metroskunk3000]

They're not really hurting the animals.

[@holly6435]

I NEVER SAW THIS MOVIE

[@олдфаг-ь8в]

ужасная история.,и муж-такой хороший человек.,,

[@laylamegumirios4512]

🥺🙈😢

[@tatianaklim2907]

Хххоспади, что за чушь!

[@JemDreamz]

🧚🏻‍♀️

[@cynthcorcor126]

🦄🎀🌎🦁

[@peekaboostreetmaceri9844]

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[@flower_girl4983]

Anna deserved a better ending, it's not her fault her husband was dead inside. She tried, she really did

[@omi685]

There is no excuse for cheating.

[@activistonwork2551]

Forget everything, simply for the sake of a dumb movie sequence, why can't the country where the pet and other animal rights so-called activists come to protest cruelty to animals witness how much pain and cruelty they caused while shooting horses? Shame!!!

[@megha9789]

what? the horse was in pain- he was putting it out of the misery- thats not animal cruelty!!

[@Roheryn100]

You seem to think the horse was actually killed ? Blame Tolstoy - HE wrote the book. By the way, it is impossible to save a horse with a broken leg or back.What IS cruel is allowing the horse to linger.

[@heresqueenie]

This isn't glorifying animal cruelty it's showcasing how cruel and erratic her lover is. Also this was a different time where animals were not valued other than for eating or entertainment. Please step back into reality if you actually think they hurt or killed the horse. This a movie lol.

[@kaylaschulz7515]

You're rude

[@kaylaschulz7515]

And arrogance

[@galynapliushch7101]

Клип Clip „Dance Me To The End Of Love - Russell Sprout & Tracy H.“ real Satan's Ball in Petersberg near Königswinter в 1840 году. Это был первый бал Вики Чубарь (которая как Золушка опаздывает). Приглашение на Бал она получила потому, что ее удочерила Империатрица Катерина Сомова-Дракула-Романова, которая в черном платье потому, что двое ее мужей Смертью Храбрых погибли в в Российской войне против Черных Сил Сатаны, которая длилась 10 лет с 1820 по 1830 годы. Там же есть и ее двойники так, как она живая и не может плясать ночи напролет. Здесь же Империатрица Катерина Сомова-Дракула-Романова встречает своего сына Графа Волконского - Юру Сомова-Романова сына Жеки Сомова-Дракулы-Романова, Короля Русских Волков. У него тоже есть двойник. Отчетливо его можно увидеть в танце с Викой Чубарь и в профиль, когда он курит сигарету. Империатрица Катерина Сомова-Дракула-Романова приглашает на Бал также Юлю Плющ, которую она исцелила вследствие побоев родственников и поэтому Юля становится очень похожей на нее. Официальный муж Романовой Каренин как бы удочеряет ее, но на самом деле это был обман. У жидов, к сожалению, дети «обслуживают» сексуально «папаш». Там был эпизод, когда Вронский (Черноус) кладет своей дочери в рот колечко, которое она не должна вынимать его пока он не приедет обратно. Часто такие дети умирают. Самое ужасное, что сперму жидам закачивают и их вообще «могут отключить», то есть это тем особям совсем не нужно. Юля Плющ влюбляется в Графа Волконского - Юру Сомова-Романова, сына империатрицы с которым она была только раз ( клип «Do you love me»), так как в то время шабаши были то в одной стране, то в другой и Граф Волконский борется на стороне Правды и Добра. Шабаш-представление было в оперном театре в Бонне, где Конница Графа Волконского сталкивает поезд Смерти в реку Райн. Вследствие жидовских козней Граф Волконский с Лошадкой терпят крушение. Романова (та которая машет веером в клипе) исцеляет Лошадку и забирает Душу своего сына Юры. Конницу Графа Волконского спасает святая Рать. Клип «Keira Knightley’s Meltdown at the Horse Races». Сейчас в Бонне та этом месте построили Новый Оперный театр. Юлю (Анну Каренину) Вронский (Черноус) на заказ Каренина сманивает с собой в Киев, где он становится начальником еще одного поезда Смерти. В Киеве он насильно отдает ее в Дом терпимости. Принцесса Кетти Вика Чубарь договаривается о свадьбе с Леонидом Белым - Leon Beilmann на Балу в Petersberg (он сделал официальное предложение) , но в Киеве при игре получает отказ. В жидов Браки все равно по договоренности. Леонид просит Вронского разрешить женится на Юле, но главная причина потому, что он хочет породнится с императрицей и получает отказ. Впоследствии он все равно женится на своей соседке из Ржева Житомирской области. В конце фильма Юля отправляется с поездом смерти, который принадлежит как-бы Люциферу на Кубань. На самом деле Люцифера не существует. В клипе «Красавица и чудовище» его можно увидеть, но это, в реальности, карнавал. Костюм Люцифера носит и жестоко убивает людей для мяса, костей и Органов для трансплантологов Черт-жид-предатель Гриша Шварц из Жашкова. Черти насилуют палками просто как садисты. Это и есть гомосексуалисты. Императрица работала в госпитале медсестрой. В это время многие в Киеве имели работу и нормальные условия жизни. Ведь раньше Здесь была Цивилизация, а сейчас ее закат: не могут особи жрать себе подобных (кошерная еда). Музыку к Балу и фильму сочинила и исполняет Императрица Катерина Сомова-Романова вместе с немецким Оркестром из Кёльна в 1830 году. Клипы и фильм «Анна Каренина» были созданы в 1970 году в Москве из документальных кадров реальной жизни жителей Планеты Земли 1841-1845 годов на Планете Сатурн и планете Уран при помощи монтажа кадров студентами Московского Института кинематографии для поющей и сочиняющей девочки Галинки-Софии Романюк. Чувства девушек были искренними (в клипах вмонтированы кадры их мечтаний), но они становятся жертвой игры жидов, веря в сказку о счастливой семейной жизни, козней объявившихся родственников, и собственных против друг друга, умалчивания о сексуальных домогательствах. Часто в клипах для звучит вопрос : «Готовы ли они умереть ради любви?» У жидов жену разделывают после свадьбы и она уже «колбасница», которой можно управлять . Колесо Истории уже запущено и миллионы бойцов против Черных Сил Сатаны, которые погибли на Стороне Правды и Добра, к счастью, улетели Белыми Журавлями в январе этого года (есть свидетели). В будущем (через десять лет) на Планете Земля после ПОТОПА будут жить Человеки, на Планете Сатурн Русичи и Славичи, на Планете Уран Кельты, на Планете Плутон Франки, на Планете Нептун - Sinti и Roma. Душа Графа Вронского как и, может еще оставшиеся души, будет пущена на воду и найдет свое место. Все остальные «жители» Планеты Земля - прямо в АД - там уже не будет «договоренностей».

[@peekaboostreetmaceri9844]

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