THE AGE OF INNOCENCE - Trailer

No filmmaker captures the grandeur and energy of New York like Martin Scorsese. With this sumptuous romance, he meticulously adapted the work of another great New York artist, Edith Wharton, bringing to life her tragic novel of the cloistered world of Gilded Age Manhattan.
THE AGE OF INNOCENCE is available on Criterion Blu-ray/DVD on 13 March 2018.

[@luthfeeghazale6206]

Sometimes i forgot that the man who directed "Taxi Driver", "Raging Bull" and "Mean Streets" also directed one of the greatest romance drama films ever made..Scorsese's a genius almost like he can do anything

[@angelcloudsy]

For me Winona Ryder was the closest we had to Audrey Hepburn

[@fob1xxl]

A Masterpiece film. Visually Magnificent. Makes Downton Abbey look like paupers. This was real Elegance. A feast for the eyes!

[@epicnoob1178]

An absolutely elegant, beautiful movie. Every part of this makes it worth seeing and definitely worth owning. The cast did a superb job in carrying the dramatic plot. The character development was beautiful, the music was breath-taking, the style really captured its timeframe, and I was on the edge of my seat the entire movie. It perfectly captures the feelings of love, regret, and hopelessness. This is a truly unforgettable movie.

[@Sevencoins7]

And with that my ladies, that’s why you never introduce your ‘lady’ pals to your man.

[@ProfessionalDog1]

Unbelievable movie. Any other director would have been celebrated but Scorsese has achieved so many masterpieces that this simply got buried.

[@_bluishthoughts]

Can we please take a moment to appreciate its soundtrack by Elmer Bernstein? So enchanting

[@bernhardplatzdasch408]

So unusual a theme for the great director, yet what a superb picture! The ending kills me. Also, let's not forget the brilliant cinematography of Michael Ballhaus who passed away in 2017. It is a wonderful piece of cinema.

[@dionyates2482]

This trailer reduces a great movie to schmaltz with that unbearable early 90s voiceover.

[@GoviDeSilva]

Fun Fact: Daniel Day-Lewis & Michelle Pfeiffer. Both were born: April 29th.

[@dawsondjodvorj2408]

An underrated Scorsese masterpiece

[@yolandagee3925]

Martin Scorsese is brillant. He made a masterpiece of a movie. Daniel day Lewis was phenominal. The music, the scenery. Just brillant.

[@WarrenWebber]

Happy 30th anniversary to The Age of Innocence!

[@rtu8054]

Oh my so much pain.. I kept being reminded that I'm basically "Ellen", the different one

[@Robin_In_CA]

I loved this movie. It was beautifully filmed and such an incredible love story. Two people who should have been together were kept separate by society’s rigid rules during that time. It was also so interesting to see the portrayal of New York society then. I also read the book, one of DH Lawrence’s masterpieces.

[@ElliotCoen]

Such a wonderful film. You can feel the influences of Barry Lyndon and The Leopard.

[@annabellebrock5396]

My life is me watching this trailer on repeat

[@codyhoskins1319]

It's really ironic that in both this and The Crucible, Day-Lewis plays a character paired up with Ryder's character by marriage and adultery respectively but he doesn't love her in either case.

[@martajoy8462]

Throughout my younger years "The Age of Innocence" was my most beloved of bookes. Not a single word out of place.

[@j_j8758]

I've watched this movie so many times. I never get tired