The Man in the Iron Mask 1998/Leonardo DiCaprio
The best part(s) Leo has ever played. Two roles & two exact opposites. This is a great movie.
4 Characters,actors,dialogues,everything…everything is of supreme quality. My fav movie.
superb craftmanship: Script was brilliantly edited for clever switches: The iron mask of Philipe got Leonardo DiCaprio switched smoothly - does a great acting job portraying two opposite personalities (villain cruel Louis vs. kind gentle Philipe) - I will never get over the scene where they have both versions of Leo and his expression from one to the other was so very different, even the look in his eyes. Such a great character actor Leonardo DiCaprio is!!.
https://youtu.be/vRSUdXhOIzo?t=1995 Christine in gown with King dinning table.
The Man in the Iron Mask
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I haven't watched this in years. This is one of the best movies. The end where they all stand together really gets me it's the best part of the movie "All for one and one for all" evil never wins good will always prevail in the end. Thank you for allowing us to watch this masterpiece.
"I may never be a rich man, but you'll always have my heart."-Raoul "Then I am richer than the king!" - Christine. My god the writing!
this film is a masterpiece.... No CGI just good ol acting at its best and wonderful costume and set design... even decaprio raised the mark on this for at the time he was a Teen magazine favorite. its this dual role that really elevated him as a powerful actor.... Loved it... thank you for the upload.
John Malkovich is an absolute genius. The man is a chameleon. I can't recall a role he has played that he did poorly. Bad movies, yes. But they weren't bad because of his acting.
"WEAR IT UNTIL YOU LOVE IT!!...and Die in it." Gives me goosebumps everytime
I wonder why the late '90's saw such a textured revival ,of such Period pieces as this ; " The Mark(? Mask) of Zorro"1998 ; Catherine Zeta Jones , Antonio Banderas,( and excellent performance of Anthony Hopkins - I enjoyed re - watching Tyrone Power's version both before and after ; in a double feature); " Sense And Sensibility" ( exquisite in every detail : Sony classics1996) ; and of course : "The Age of Innocence" "I told myself ; if the ship makes it past the lighthouse ...and she had not looked up tu me ...then I would not pursue her further." [ The sun glistens on a sea devine ; and the story shows us the sunken moment ,buoyed only by the valor that drew the line.] These movies were benchmark in a constant conversation ,of fhilm's then and now . The decade would end with the largely underappreciated "TEA WITH M U S S E L I N I" The Incredible ensemble ; and the other intense lull times of a relatively inactive occupied area ; that still shows the ENFORCEMENTS' of War zones' victims , when lines crossed.
At a loss for something to watch this afternoon, I clicked to watch this movie. I never had an interest to see it before, but nothing else fit my mood. I was so pleasantly surprised at how much I loved this movie, and now I don't understand why I never wanted to watch it before. Thank you so much to whomever posted this movie, I really appreciated it.
Matthew 25:36 Naked, and ye clothed me: I was sick, and ye visited me: I was in prison, and ye came unto me. Acts 16:23 And when they had laid many stripes upon them, they cast them into prison, charging the jailor to keep them safely:
https://youtu.be/vRSUdXhOIzo?t=5282? 1:27:58 as a child it made no sense to me. Why did everybody stop? He only helped someone up. I knew how bad the other guy was but still. Then I grew up and found out why by learning the cultural beauty standards. It was me thinking about this movie that made me reject the normal beauty standards and build my own judgement of people that leans on things besides looks. I mean the king looked generally good but as we saw, he was rotten to the core.
