I Don't Want You To Go - Anna Karenina | RomComs

Anna (Keira Knightley) is conflicted by her feelings for Vronsky (Aaron Taylor-Johnson) because she is a married woman and an affair could ruin her life.
What is Anna Karenina (2012) about?
At the twilight of an empire, Anna Karenina (Knightley), the beautiful high-ranking wife of one of imperial Russia’s most esteemed men (Law), has it all. But when she meets the dashing cavalry officer Vronsky (Taylor-Johnson), there is a mutual spark of instant attraction that cannot be ignored. She’s immediately swept up in a passionate affair that will shock a nation and change the lives of everyone around her.
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[@No.Lola777]

C’mon? The cinematography of the opening seconds, alonee. Her view is staring up into nothingness- like she’s not mentally/physically present, lost in deep thought. Then with his words and voice, the trance is instantly broken. We join her in the descent she makes from dreaming, to reality. We watch her being brought “back to life”.

[@dagmaramariadobkowska6193]

That last line sealed their fates

[@angelrose2669]

Anna Karenina is not a Rom Com. It is a drama , or tragedy , based on the classic novel of the same name. It’s tragic, not comedic.

[@elasticharmony]

This movie is actually a musical.

[@23sexycutie]

His eyes 😍

[@B501M]

I know

[@faradillaramadhita1782]

Best scene of Keira Knightley! The best scene so far! We need more scenes of Domhnall Gleeson and Alicia Vikander please! Alicia Vikander is a great actress!

[@kcx2678]

That small sigh he did at the end. Oh my.

[@amysill3815]

Tragic. By not denying themselves carnal pleasure, they destroyed themselves and caused so much unhappiness.

[@sunnysolaris23]

No, it was far more to her than carnal pleasures. If it was only that, I'm sure she could have easily withstand him. But she was lacking love. She didn't love her husband and her husband didn't understand her. Karenin cared for her but he didn't take her seriously, constantly belitteling her in the process, as if she was a little girl. Being married to him must have felt as if her soul was slowly dying, like a flower that is deprived of sunlight and water. And if you feel like you're slowly dying inside, of course you fall easily for anything that makes you feel alive again. If you're thirsty enough, you'll drink anything, even the salt water you know will kill you in the end. And Wronsky was careless. He didn't see or didn't want to see how big the repercussions of his little conquest would be for her. He wanted the forbidden fruit at all cost and took a far bigger bite than he could chew.

[@emiliaburgos5404]

Definitely not only carnal pleasure, it goes so much deeper than that

[@ArtificialPerson]

@@sunnysolaris23 your comment 🙌

[@00pisani49]

Sometimes its better to live than to be the walking dead.

[@1pink2pink3pink]

You guys need to read the book, seriously.

[@maverosilva]

Thank you for this! My favorite scene!!

[@leenacrono]

At first, I thought it's not Anna's fault to fall in love to someone else, bcoz she had a cold and ignorant husband. But turned out, her husband cared for her and even did try to save her. Remind her, even apologized to her if he had mistake. The prince himself asked if he should go away from her, but she said no 😑😑 .. She was so trapped in her own devil lust

[@monicaalexandru9638]

her husband was cold and ignorant and boring. not because he didn’t love her, but because he was unable to love her and understand her in way she could glow in life. also, although she did have chances to avoid her misfortunes, those misfortunes existed merely because of the cruelty and hypocrisy of society. a man could have countless mistresses throughout his lifetime without his reputation being tarnished or children taken away from him, but a woman would have been destroyed by an affair. her ‘loving’ husband, besides being unable to effectively and humanely express his love, would only save her by putting her back into her prison and have her thank him for it.

[@forreal2624]

@@monicaalexandru9638 what else should he do then? He did offer divorce she refused

[@monicaalexandru9638]

@@forreal2624 but as far as i remember, he also offered to take her child away and never permit her to see him. also, his love was a cold and sterile one. he wasn’t a warm person; also a preachy, sanctimonious one. basically, they’re a bad match. ideally, he could have told her that he wanted the best for her and encouraged her to seek out her happiness and disregard losing the fruitless delights of an evil society.

[@forreal2624]

@@monicaalexandru9638 So what you’re saying is he had to stay married to her? Also in the book he isn’t a cold, sterile person. He takes in her child in the end and provides for it. You’re just making up things to make him look worse. His character isn’t even bad. They’re a bad match right? So why didn’t she leave him? Why did she flaunt her lover in front of everyone and deeply hurt her husband? What did he do to deserve that? Are you seriously this delusional?

[@monicaalexandru9638]

@@forreal2624 oh. jesus….. first of all, i was talking about the movie, second of all, i didn’t say she had to stay married to him at all. i was talking about how it would have mattered more for things to be handled differently. thirdly, i don’t know if i’m invested enough or have the energy to write a gigantic reply detailing my opinion, reply which will probably still not convince you of anything and possibly, i repeat, possibly, even lead you to insult me in a further reply. so, believe what you believe, and sincerely, have a happy life.

[@emiliaburgos5404]

Imaging taking a cigarrette from someone like that 😯💌

[@kittykatz4001]

That was hot 🥵 enough to make me take up smoking 🚬!

[@mb-ob2ye]

@@kittykatz4001the day I had my first was the first time I ever watched this movie. Just a coincidence, but still…and I’m still in the process of quitting after 5 years.

[@Supergirl-oo5lr]

You can see he didn’t have time to prepare for this role. His tone of voice and accent keep changing.

[@PokhrajRoy.]

0:55 THAT’S MICHELLE DOCKERY! 1:08 OMG EMERALD FENNELL

[@MyRomeojuliet]

Michelle is really good in this! She’s so good with communicating with just her eyes.

[@cristds1950]

Vronsky and Anna K. vicious and "modern" version, bleah... Samoilova version 1967 is a masterpiece. She is Karenina...

[@lauren9004]

Love the book and movie

[@user-bn3gs8xx3f]

Джо Райт сделал оригинальный фильм по роману - Толстой ненавидел театр и поместив в театр все действие режиссер отождествил с ним фальшивое светское общество! Анна полюбила глубоко и страстно для нее это заменило все в жизни! Так бывает - разве не об этом Ромео и Джульетта или Грозовой перевал Бронте?

[@user-bm1ux6oi9d]

После этой версии "Анны Карениной" моя жизнь уже не может быть прежней.Космическое решение,я покорена🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉Кира...Аарон-это потрясающе❤

[@wojtekgall4766]

jak matka miała wielki wpływ na Annę..rozkochała ją w przedziale..potem..spotkanie..♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@rociocervantes5594]

Se pasan en esa, época no avía, cigarrillo ni mucho menos, Cerrillos 😂😂😂😂😂

[@privatsphare5802]

Those dynamics🤍

[@skellingtonmeteoryballoon]

Anna didn’t burn for vronsky till after her brother’s iniquity seemed reconciled.

[@mollylevy1608]

Muszę ...

[@robertaolivieri7516]

❤️

[@FiruzAbbasovva]

Was Not worth it

[@AdrianColley]

We don't show bad teeth in period dramas, why do we show cigarettes? They're both mood-ruiningly disgusting.

[@MsSemki]

Anna Karenina is chubby in the original text. Of all people they chose skinny Keira for this role? So wrong.

[@jones2277]

these two were not right for these parts, especially Keira.

[@antonellacozzi408]

Se la trama non fosse in realtà drammatica da questi pochi fotogrammi oserei dire che trattasi di film comico sul genere grottesco Ma siamo impazziti? Assolutamente orribile questa sequenza,dove spunta nientemeno che un pacchetto di sigarette e la Karenina tossisce come una scolaretta che ha fumato di nascosto nel bagno. Andate a leggere il libro e non mettetevi in capo che questo film boccaccesco rappresenti il capolavoro di Lev Tolstoj o qualsivoglia opera di scrittura russa.

[@helenamamaghani6287]

💙💙💙💙💙🌞🌷

[@Evushka13]

Какое жалкое зрелище😟 Кому пришло в голову назвать эту пошлость Анной Карениной?

[@marinakokina8917]

Я согласна, жалко она выглядит. Очень мало от Анны, нету пластичности, тайны отрешенности, это фарс

[@lert74]

I'm sorry, I didn't like this version. My favorite by far is the 2013 version with Vittoria Puccini and Santiago Cabrera.

[@natasha807]

你要知道女人的玩法跟男人是不一样的，弟弟

[@user-xm9kl5vg2n]

She's not Kharenina at all and they both look a bit ridiculous playing such serious characters. Although Vronsky is very handsome and there's a sparkle between them

[@qttred]

bro what

[@margaretbailey491]

It is an adaption of the book, I think the producers wanted to go in a different direction. I didn't like the Annie and Levin story, that could have been left out.

[@sarahhoff9987]

Vronsky is creepy in this film. Go away stalker

[@CO8848_2]

boring movie

[@antonellacozzi408]

Noioso è poco. Io direi orribile, anacronistico e ridicolo. Lui,il Conte Vronshji si muove come una marionetta dei pupi e la Hathaway è irrimediabilmente fuori parte e contesto storico.

[@bonhamcarter4488]

@@antonellacozzi408 Hathaway? She's Keira Knightley

[@qttred]

it’s a beautiful movie idk what your on.

[@CO8848_2]

@@qttred It's called taste.

[@qttred]

@@CO8848_2 i guess your right, but i see it from a artist perspective, the person who directed this movie was an artist. and i really try to see the art in movies like these because that’s mostly what they want you to see, it’s a movie that’s hard to understand but it’s really about how YOU interpret it. that’s why i think it’s beautiful.