Ivan, o Terrível - Parte 2

Título original: Ivan Groznyy. Skaz vtoroy: Boyarskiy zagovor

1946
Not Rated
1 h 28 min

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Após a morte de Anastasia, Ivan encontra-se sozinho na luta pela unificação da Rússia. Ao mesmo tempo que procura expulsar os invasores, o czar tenta ainda escapar das constantes tentativas ... Ler tudoApós a morte de Anastasia, Ivan encontra-se sozinho na luta pela unificação da Rússia. Ao mesmo tempo que procura expulsar os invasores, o czar tenta ainda escapar das constantes tentativas de assassinato levadas a cabo pelos seus inimigosApós a morte de Anastasia, Ivan encontra-se sozinho na luta pela unificação da Rússia. Ao mesmo tempo que procura expulsar os invasores, o czar tenta ainda escapar das constantes tentativas de assassinato levadas a cabo pelos seus inimigos

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Curiosidades
This film was withheld by Soviet authorities by order of Joseph Stalin, since this film, dealing with Ivan's slide into madness and the tyranny of the Oprichnina, did not properly mythologize Ivan IV Grozny to Stalin's satisfaction. It was not finally released until 10 years after the deaths of director Sergei Eisenstein and Stalin.

Erros de gravação
In the movie young Ivan IV is making a contract with the Livonian Brothers of the Sword. However it didn't exist since the 7th June 1238, almost 300 years before Ivan was born.

Citações
Czar Ivan IV: From now on I will become the one you call me. I will become terrible.

Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
The main cast and their roles is read by the narrator with accompanied footage.

Conexões
Featured in The Secret Life of Sergei Eisenstein (1987)

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10/10

It should be in a museum.

It's great art.Eisenstein can be compared to Michelangelo,no less.Needless to say,you've got to see part one -slightly inferior to this one,but what does it mean,when you' re watching the seventh art at the height of its terrible powers?-.This part focuses on the feud between Ivan and his aunt who tries to replace him by an effeminate imposter of her choice.Prokofiev music gives the feeling of watching an opera,the scenes in the cathedral recreate a mystery as it was in the Middle Ages as faithfully as you can wish.The peak of the movie remains the banquet,shot in color,thanks to spoils of war film.So stunning is Eisenstein's mastery of the picture that you can hardly exactly tell when the color returns to black and white (which for the final becomes a color in itself)Ivan's last soliloquy might seem aggressive and chauvinistic.But you've got to remember that the USSR were at war at the time ."Ivan" is timeless ,a monument that's as awesome today as it was for its -deleted,because of Stalin- 1958 release.