Amour

"Things will go on, and then one day it will all be over."

Director Michael Haneke is a master of horror and showing us our greatest fear, which so happens to be a part of life.

A sensitive and devastating love story.

excellent film, Emmanuelle Riva thoroughly deserves the Oscar she won't get and sadly for Haneke no doubt the film will only pick up best Foreign.

It's incredibly tough to watch at times, but it feels so honest that it also manages to be an incredibly touching film. They get some amazing shots out if the little flat they live in. Like Wes Anderson without the quirkiness, and replaced with the brutal honesty of life.

Very touching film about the real love. The end was shocking but predictable. Incredible. Sad.

Haneke's finest? Certainly up there with the ones that I've seen. The 2 lead performances are astounding. It's a devastating, heartbreaking film. I'm still reeling from it.

It is very dramatic. The absence of music gives too much realism in every scene. Emmanuelle Riva's performance is absolutely great.

As an old professor of mine would say, this movie is “very French.” (Yes, I know Haneke is Austrian.) But while it’s not my favorite foreign movie of this century (not even my favorite Haneke movie of this century) it’s still quite devastating.

can anybody tell me how old are they? btw great and boring movie.