The Lovers

2015
R
1h 49min

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Josh Hartnett, Bipasha Basu, and Tamsin Egerton in The Lovers (2015)

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Romantic Epic Action Adventure Romance Sci-Fi

Una historia épica, arrolladora y fascinante de un amor imposible ambientado en dos períodos de tiempo y continentes diferentes.Una historia épica, arrolladora y fascinante de un amor imposible ambientado en dos períodos de tiempo y continentes diferentes.Una historia épica, arrolladora y fascinante de un amor imposible ambientado en dos períodos de tiempo y continentes diferentes.

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Last film of Australian actor Bille Brown, who passed away not long after the film's completion.

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[first lines]
[Instrumental music]
Sadhu: Why are you frightened child?
Tulaja Naik: I'm disturbed by my visions, Gurdev. I see strange figures... in white. In some strange place full of light. I see a man in some other place in a blood red coat. And I see a ring which shimmers in a blue light.
[ominous wind gusting]
Sadhu: You wish to know the meaning of these visions, child... come what may?
[Tulaja nods]
Sadhu: There was a ring, child. Long ago. It was forged of eternal love. One ring made of two rings. To fit together, both halves had to be pure at the first moment of love. After much toil, a match was finally created. The two halves combined... and formed a single ring. It is said, that once united... even if separated by an ocean or an age... they will always reunite. They are called, "The Lovers."

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References El atlas de las nubes (2012)

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6/10

Epic paranormal love story

This is essentially an epic love story which was supposed to have transcended time and space. Josh Hartnett plays dual characters: one as a diver/archaeologist type in the 21st Century and the second being a Scotsman working under the British colonials in the Indian subcontinent in the 17th Century. Tamsin Egerton plays his wife in the 21st Century and Bipasha Basu plays his love interest in 17th Century India.

Having read an interview by director Roland Joffé about the film, I was expecting much more involvement of quantum physics to be present in the film. Not necessarily the entire film to be explaining the theory but at least more play on parallel universe and different realities. I was expecting more sci-fi along the lines of the Source Code or Interstellar. Instead what we got was Titanic crossed with Bollywood.

If you are a sci-fi fan then you may be disappointed but if you are a romance fan then you may enjoy the film. Think Time Traveller's Wife, The Age of Adaline and other paranormal romances.