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[Dominique]

<3

[Coco]

You might not like what you find in there!

[Margaret]

This cinematography is bae.

[Fadhil]

At first glance I thought that was a photo from a Broadway play set.
Damn though what a great movie and capital "a" Acting.

[Doctor Strange]

I don't like all of Todd Haynes' work, but I adore this film. The entire cast is fantastic, the production design and cinematography is splendid, and the film's updating of fifties women's pictures is brilliant on multiple levels.

I first saw Far From Heaven in a pre-release screening with the Westchester Cinema Club, in a theater in my old hometown, Yonkers. There was major applause for the then-just-restored Yonkers train station, which "plays" the Hartford station in those gorgeous opening and closing shots.

[Peggy Sue]

Best movie of 2002.

[DJDeeJay]

The first time I saw this movie I was so bored I didn't finish it, despite its beauty and the good acting. But the second time I saw it I LOVED it, and only appreciated its beauty and acting all the more.

This shot reminds me of an Edward Hopper painting.

[Sonja]

A great hommage to Douglas Sirk too.
BTW, was here ever an episode of the "Hit me with your best shot" of "What Heaven allows"?
If not, you should consider it!

[RobMiles]

DJDeeJay - I thought exactly the same thing! Great minds.

[Sonja]

Sorry, I mean "All that heaven allows" (1955).

[Dave in Hollywood]

Talk about production design you'd want to live in forever! Not to mention costumes, cinematography etc...

[Jaragon]

A great shot from a great scene from a great movie.

[David S.]

I. Love. This.

[Sally]

I was just having the worst morning and a single glance at this still has restored a glow to my heart. Thank you Todd and Nathaniel.