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Revisado en España 🇪🇸 el 28 de febrero de 2023
Interpretació increible de Hugh Jackman i Anne Hathaway música i cantants extraordinaris.. Molt emocionant!
Revisado en España 🇪🇸 el 11 de enero de 2023
Es una pelicula excepcional y de calidad. El libro de Los miserables es excepcional y esta muy bien recogido en este musical. Magnifico rato con la pelicula. Nadie se arrepentira
Revisado en España 🇪🇸 el 21 de enero de 2023
muito bonito e mesmo o que queria. Bom material, com detalhes
Revisado en España 🇪🇸 el 1 de diciembre de 2022
Preciosa película.
Revisado en España 🇪🇸 el 10 de marzo de 2022
Me gusta mucho esta película. Y me gusta poder verla en versión original subtitulada. Y esta, gracias a Dios, cumple con esos requisitos. Porque no todas lo hacen. Compré hace tiempo "alguien voló sobre el nido del cuco" y resultó que no tenía subtítulos. Y compré también "Eva al desnudo", y al principio podía verla en versión original. Pero un dia, de repente, voy a verla y me encuentro con que la versión original desapareció y ahora estoy obligada a verla doblada al castellano, cosa que no me gusta. Ya puse una reclamación sobre esto, pero me dijeron que me iban a llamar cuando solucionarán el problema, y todavía lo estoy esperando.
Revisado en España 🇪🇸 el 14 de octubre de 2022
Me ha gustado todo he repetido .
Revisado en España 🇪🇸 el 5 de julio de 2022
Es una película que ya había visto en varias ocasiones, pero que siempre apetece volver a disfrutar.
Revisado en España 🇪🇸 el 14 de mayo de 2022
Es una película llena de valores y preciosa producción
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Jolly Roger
5,0 de 5 estrellas
Just brilliant!!!!!!!!
Revisado en el Reino Unido 🇬🇧 el 11 de abril de 2017
Outstanding from start to finish.
I am not a fan of Lloyd Webber and Rice musicals, I would normally far rather listen to 70s punk or watch Terminator 2 however this was simply fantastic!
I bought this because my daughter needed to do a review on elements of the play for her philosophy studies and my wife has wanted to see it for some time. We all sat down together, son and I fully expecting to just tolerate it. We could not have been more wrong. The acting is brilliant and the singing outstanding. None of us had ever seen the stage play or film before and we were all completely blown away by it.
I simply cannot understand the criticism levelled at Russell Crowe who I though was magnificent. In fact all of the actors were.
I am not a fan of Lloyd Webber and Rice musicals, I would normally far rather listen to 70s punk or watch Terminator 2 however this was simply fantastic!
I bought this because my daughter needed to do a review on elements of the play for her philosophy studies and my wife has wanted to see it for some time. We all sat down together, son and I fully expecting to just tolerate it. We could not have been more wrong. The acting is brilliant and the singing outstanding. None of us had ever seen the stage play or film before and we were all completely blown away by it.
I simply cannot understand the criticism levelled at Russell Crowe who I though was magnificent. In fact all of the actors were.

Amazon Customer
3,0 de 5 estrellas
Interesting movie
Revisado en el Reino Unido 🇬🇧 el 11 de mayo de 2019
I should explain I'd never seen this movie or a stage production or indeed taken any interest in musicals after West Side Story. But I love musicals from Showboat, Oklahoma, 42nd Street and even further back. I'd seen a couple of modern musicals, Starlight Express being one, but they seem to depend on a repetition of just one tune. I like some of the songs from Cats and Phantom but had never seen a stage production. So I sat down to watch the movie. The scenery and the sets were first class. But correct me if I'm wrong in a musical it might have been a good idea if some, or at least one of the characters, had been a professional singer. It was almost embarrassing to watch Russell Crowe trying to sing. The only character who really pinned the role was Ann Hatherway although I Dreamed a Dreamed was a film version which could not have been done on stage. The film was very dark with little to make it positive. Twenty-five minutes into the movie I felt like slitting my wrists.
After watching the movie I went to YT to watch some of the stage versions. I was amazed. Why didn't they employ some of these singers in the film? Colm Wilkinson, Alfie Boe or Ruth Henshall. But of course they are not world famous.
After watching the movie I went to YT to watch some of the stage versions. I was amazed. Why didn't they employ some of these singers in the film? Colm Wilkinson, Alfie Boe or Ruth Henshall. But of course they are not world famous.

John Morris
5,0 de 5 estrellas
Nothing like the book but marvellous
Revisado en el Reino Unido 🇬🇧 el 31 de mayo de 2019
This arrived whilst I was out and was waiting for me when I returned home.
Having seen the 25th Anniversary, the Cameron version, performance on the TV and taping it on VHS I tuned in on the TV when I saw that 'Les Miserables', with Russel Crowe and Hugh Jackman starring. Having seen the 1998 film with Liam Neeson and Geoffrey Rush, which seemed to be truer to the book, I was pleasantly surprised to find the 2012 version followed the stage play with all of the vocals interspersed with the filmed locations and background.
Having seen the 2012 version on TV I immediately ordered the DVD and watched it as soon as I returned home. It was marvellous and a complete justification of the comment on the box of 'The Musical Phenomenon'.
I have only one gripe.
The start is delayed by trailers for other films and DVDs which, may be of interest to some and indeed make good marketing sense hold no interest for me. However, the film soon made up for the trailers though.
Having seen the 25th Anniversary performance, the 1998 and 2012 films I intend the get the Victor Hugo book even though I know the films and stage play will bear no resemblance to the book.
Having seen the 25th Anniversary, the Cameron version, performance on the TV and taping it on VHS I tuned in on the TV when I saw that 'Les Miserables', with Russel Crowe and Hugh Jackman starring. Having seen the 1998 film with Liam Neeson and Geoffrey Rush, which seemed to be truer to the book, I was pleasantly surprised to find the 2012 version followed the stage play with all of the vocals interspersed with the filmed locations and background.
Having seen the 2012 version on TV I immediately ordered the DVD and watched it as soon as I returned home. It was marvellous and a complete justification of the comment on the box of 'The Musical Phenomenon'.
I have only one gripe.
The start is delayed by trailers for other films and DVDs which, may be of interest to some and indeed make good marketing sense hold no interest for me. However, the film soon made up for the trailers though.
Having seen the 25th Anniversary performance, the 1998 and 2012 films I intend the get the Victor Hugo book even though I know the films and stage play will bear no resemblance to the book.

Christian Le Feuvre
2,0 de 5 estrellas
Les Miserables The Movie is not the best movie version of a Musical I have ever seen ...
Revisado en el Reino Unido 🇬🇧 el 14 de junio de 2015
As a massivly obsessed fan of the stage musical phenomenon that is Les Misérables, I was extremely excited, but also slightly concerned, about the movie version...would Russell Crowe hit the long notes, would the emotion come across etc.....well, despite the fact it does do some things well, and some of the cast members are fabulous (Anne Hathaway, Samantha Barks, Eddie Redmayne), it is pretty dismal when compared to the stage production. That is, if they can even be compared.
I have a few niggles but will come to those later, firstly enormous praise has to go to Anne Hathaway for her performance as Fantine. Her rendition of I Dreamed A Dream is one of the best I have heard, she emotes every word and you really feel and understand every word and what it truly means. Eddie Redmayne was genuinely a superb Marius. I loved his rendition of Empty Chairs At Empty Tables and I did weep like a baby most of the way through it hehehe. Samantha Barks as Eponine was simply AMAZING (having seen her play Eponine on stage and at the 25th anniversary concert it wasn’t surprising she would be excellent in the role). The cinematography was excellent and I seriously had to control myself from not bursting into applause after almost every song, although I failed miserably in controlling myself from bursting into tears at almost every moment.
However....now we come to the niggles, Hugh Jackman as Valjean is not bad but not good either (his 'Bring Him Home was extremely disappointing).
I didn't like Sacha Baron Cohen and Helena Bonham Carter as the Thenardiers, the comedy of ‘Master Of The House’ didn't come across as it should, and there really was no need for his pathetic attempt at a French accent (which came and went). Both of them were very badly miscast.
I was also slightly confused by so many lyric changes from the original, bits missing and new ones put in, and rearrangement of where songs came, for example ‘On My Own’ coming before ‘One Day More’ instead of after, very odd. The one new song written for the movie titled ‘Suddenly’, was good but I just felt it was adding a song for adding sake. If they hadn't bothered adding a new song they could have stuck to the original libretto and not cut so much. Russell Crowe surprised as Javert but not in a good way. His singing was very weak and his rendition of 'Stars' lacked the emotion and despair it should have, such a shame they concentrated on a 'name' instead of real talent.
In conclusion, some of the cast are excellent, some dreadful. I personally think Tom Hooper, who is a great director, was way out of his comfort zone and turned out a less than average movie version. I was extremely disappointed with so many aspects of the movie.
If you are a massive Les Miserables fan, it is worth seeing but definitely stick to the stage production and the DVD's of the 10th and 25th Anniversary productions.
I have a few niggles but will come to those later, firstly enormous praise has to go to Anne Hathaway for her performance as Fantine. Her rendition of I Dreamed A Dream is one of the best I have heard, she emotes every word and you really feel and understand every word and what it truly means. Eddie Redmayne was genuinely a superb Marius. I loved his rendition of Empty Chairs At Empty Tables and I did weep like a baby most of the way through it hehehe. Samantha Barks as Eponine was simply AMAZING (having seen her play Eponine on stage and at the 25th anniversary concert it wasn’t surprising she would be excellent in the role). The cinematography was excellent and I seriously had to control myself from not bursting into applause after almost every song, although I failed miserably in controlling myself from bursting into tears at almost every moment.
However....now we come to the niggles, Hugh Jackman as Valjean is not bad but not good either (his 'Bring Him Home was extremely disappointing).
I didn't like Sacha Baron Cohen and Helena Bonham Carter as the Thenardiers, the comedy of ‘Master Of The House’ didn't come across as it should, and there really was no need for his pathetic attempt at a French accent (which came and went). Both of them were very badly miscast.
I was also slightly confused by so many lyric changes from the original, bits missing and new ones put in, and rearrangement of where songs came, for example ‘On My Own’ coming before ‘One Day More’ instead of after, very odd. The one new song written for the movie titled ‘Suddenly’, was good but I just felt it was adding a song for adding sake. If they hadn't bothered adding a new song they could have stuck to the original libretto and not cut so much. Russell Crowe surprised as Javert but not in a good way. His singing was very weak and his rendition of 'Stars' lacked the emotion and despair it should have, such a shame they concentrated on a 'name' instead of real talent.
In conclusion, some of the cast are excellent, some dreadful. I personally think Tom Hooper, who is a great director, was way out of his comfort zone and turned out a less than average movie version. I was extremely disappointed with so many aspects of the movie.
If you are a massive Les Miserables fan, it is worth seeing but definitely stick to the stage production and the DVD's of the 10th and 25th Anniversary productions.

Mr. D. L. Rees
4,0 de 5 estrellas
VISUALLY STUNNING, VOCALLY A LITTLE LESS SO
Revisado en el Reino Unido 🇬🇧 el 18 de mayo de 2013
The story itself could hardly fail to grip. Embittered by twenty years' hard labour for stealing bread, parole-breaker Jean Valjean is transformed by a bishop's kindness, resolving from now on to make something of his life. Instead for decades officer Javert pursues, he blinkered by duty and regarding Valjean as unfinished business. The two are on collision course. Meanwhile France is in turmoil, another revolution seemingly on its way....
Visually the film is stunning. The plot is so strong, it disappoints (at least for a while) that the singing of the two leads is not more powerful. Anne Hathaway heartrendingly makes impact with "I Dreamed a Dream" - a raw outpouring of anguish from one now without hope. "Master of the House" proves perhaps more muted than usual - accompanying "business", although amusing, rather a distraction. "Do You Hear the People Sing?" appropriately stirs. Much in the film's later stages proves genuinely moving.
Viewers' reactions may well be determined by the route so far taken. Mine is via the original London cast album and the two lavish anniversary celebratory concert versions (the 10th one preferred because of its power, involvement and truly awesome, memorable climax). Hopes would understandably thus be high for film performances that at least matched or even surpassed those previously experienced.
Despite initial disappointments, the film offers much to applaud. In many ways it does justice to a musical so successful all over the world. The plight of the oppressed is always one that strikes a chord, stirring emotions. On stage and screen "Les Miserables" is more to experience than simply to watch - audiences often reduced to tears, emerging uplifted.
Here again many will fall under its spell.
Visually the film is stunning. The plot is so strong, it disappoints (at least for a while) that the singing of the two leads is not more powerful. Anne Hathaway heartrendingly makes impact with "I Dreamed a Dream" - a raw outpouring of anguish from one now without hope. "Master of the House" proves perhaps more muted than usual - accompanying "business", although amusing, rather a distraction. "Do You Hear the People Sing?" appropriately stirs. Much in the film's later stages proves genuinely moving.
Viewers' reactions may well be determined by the route so far taken. Mine is via the original London cast album and the two lavish anniversary celebratory concert versions (the 10th one preferred because of its power, involvement and truly awesome, memorable climax). Hopes would understandably thus be high for film performances that at least matched or even surpassed those previously experienced.
Despite initial disappointments, the film offers much to applaud. In many ways it does justice to a musical so successful all over the world. The plight of the oppressed is always one that strikes a chord, stirring emotions. On stage and screen "Les Miserables" is more to experience than simply to watch - audiences often reduced to tears, emerging uplifted.
Here again many will fall under its spell.