Love in the Time of Cholera – Theatrical Trailer
Thіѕ іѕ thе theatrical trailer fοr ‘Lονе іn thе Time οf Cholera’. In theaters November 16th frοm Nеw Line Cinema аnԁ Stone Village Pictures. www.loveinthetime.com Posted wіth permission frοm Stone Village Pictures.
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best book ive ever read…
read the book and listen to mejirodude, it is definitely not a typical romance story. it’s like a romance story but in textbook version. I personally found it a bit dull probably because i didn’t really like any of the characters, especially florentino…he was definitely a creep having sex with a girl that is 72 years younger than him! haha this is definitely not ‘the greatest love story of all time’…not at all!
@Muhaalsad WOW!! what a beautiful way to describe such an amazing book.
What song plays during the trailer?
@tess19888 That’s a great idea. It happened to me with “The House of the Spirits.” I thought the movie was just okay and, then, the book was amazing.
I HAVE THIS ON DVD AND EVERYTIME I MISS MY GIRL. I WATCH THIS FLICK.
In my mind, I imagined Fermina Daza to look very different.
Possibly the worst movie ever created…especially if u havent read the book. Should be called, “A Creeper in the Time of Cholera”
I have diagnosed the main character as probably having some form of autism
I would wait for love, all my life !!
The book was great so I looked forward to watching this movie. About 30 minutes in, I was disspointed to find that the film was nothing more than a lazy copying act of the novel. At least that was how it felt to me. Maybe the movie got better as it progressed. I’ll probably never know.
Shakira made the movie 1 million times better. Her songs. “La despedida and Hay amores”. <3
@dcchillsesh hahaha
wow! I want to download the movie..I love this line : “51 years, 9 months & 4 days..that is how long I have loved you..”
@eloveriz let me give you some advice read the book. It’s one of the best if not the best love story I’ve ever read.
@scarf1313 Hear hear!
Although… if you only read one Gabriel Garcia Marquez novel, “100 Years of Solitude” is much better.
@scarf1313 thanks, I will try to look for the novel in bookstores here…I’ve watched the movie already & I really like it…
@SunsetOfDissolution I don’t know they’re both really powerful novels, and I think that Love in the Time of Cholera has a lot more than One Hundred Years of Solitude. I’ve read both books, and it was hard for me to pick a favorite. 100 Years of solitude was certainly more depressing.
@scarf1313 Each to their own! Love in the time of Cholera is definitely a great book. I suppose I was never going to like this one as much, as the idea of true/eternal love just bugs me a bit – I could never get 100% into the story because from page one I saw Florentino Ariza’s pursuit as foolish. And that last page of 100 Years Of Solitude is one of the best pieces of writing I’ve ever come across – hard to compete with.
@SunsetOfDissolution Yeah I can definitely understand preferring 100 Years of Solitude. When I read it I was out of sorts for a little while. But I also think that one of the main points of Love in The Time of Cholera was to illustrate that a rational love built on strong connection and happiness wins over a fierce “poetic” love. You can sort of see it in the final pages when Ariza and Daza finally come together in the end.
@SunsetOfDissolution I’d also like to tell you how hard it is to make my responses concise there’s a lot I want to say about these books that’s hard to say in 500 characters.
I can relate to this plot. A lot. I met the love of my life when we were both 1. And we keep getting separated for whatever reason, but always seem to find a way back together. I love Hector so much…
Truly the greatest love story ever told. Got teary-eyed watching the trailer! This is what the soul connection is about. To remain pure within yourself for the true love of your life is so powerful and, for the average person, seemingly impossible, but they just don’t see nor understand the whole picture. I have read other stories about lost loves reuniting, all so sweet as this. It is about the fire that does not die due to the essence of the other person.
There is no way the film can be compared to the novel. And the novel must be read in Spanish to capture the true esence of the words García Márquez imprints in every page. Love In The Times of Cholera is one of the best jewels ever written, and captures the esence of what love really means in the Latin American and Hispanic tradition from Spain to Argentina to Mexico. Sin duda alguna una joya y pues como la novela hispanoamericana no hay dos. Viva Latinoamérica !! Viva Colombia !! Viva México!!
A love that transcends time, earthly beliefs, common sense and endured through all life experience and encounters..i’m madly in love with the idea. But the novel is written with so much sense and realness that it truly gives me faith in the existence of such greatness. The book has given me a new definition of love and pushed it to a level which I’ve somehow known but never read or heard of.