Quo Vadis?

Name: Quo Vadis?
Genre: Drama
Released: April 12, 2002
Duration: 165 min
Rating: 67
Cast: Magdalena Mielcarz, Pawel Delag

2002

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Chronos-Film | Release Date: April 12, 2002

Starring: Magdalena Mielcarz, Pawel Delag

Summary: An epic adaptation of the classic historical novel of Rome in the time of Nero.

Director: Jerzy Kawalerowicz

Genre(s): Drama

Runtime: 165 min

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New Times (L.A.) Gregory Weinkauf

A grand, old-fashioned epic, this project is every bit as important as "Gladiator" or a new "Star Wars" episode. Read full review

Todd McCarthy

Bright, glossy, grandly scaled and dramatically stolid, 79-year-old writer-director Jerzy Kawalerowicz's longtime dream project mixes earnest religiosity with the depraved cruelty of Nero's Rome in the classic De Mille tradition. Read full review

Ron Stringer

The film should also wow fans of Herbert Wise's "I, Claudius" and Franco Zeffirelli's "Jesus of Nazareth" alike. Read full review

Kevin Thomas

Kawalerowicz directs with briskness and vigor but cannot keep the first half of his film from slipping into tedium. Read full review

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AnabellaE.

Mar 27, 2006

Polish QUO VADIS is a masterpiece! The actors deserve Oscars and it's a shame the movie did not get the well-desrved attention across the Atlantic... no matter, Pawel Delag convinced me he's a man in love, the girls were all beatiful and talented, Boguslaw Linda the refferee of Polish QUO VADIS is a masterpiece! The actors deserve Oscars and it's a shame the movie did not get the well-desrved attention across the Atlantic... no matter, Pawel Delag convinced me he's a man in love, the girls were all beatiful and talented, Boguslaw Linda the refferee of elegance and the Greek 'Judas' was perfect... I started learning Polish words just by seeing it over and over... as I did once before when watching The Healer... Unfortunately, we don't see many Polish movies... from whatever Polish I can understand, I saw Pawel Delag dancing on stage, perhaps he sings as well, a man of theatre playing in musicals and making such a great part in QV, playing the Roman who turns into a Christian... charming, gifted and versatile he has all an artist could dream of, blessings be upon thee.… Expand

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PollinaO.

May 20, 2006

Sorry Americans,but Europe has always had and has better movies than you,onl less money...And to Anabella,if zou think he is handsome check out Micha? Yebrowski in Pan Tadeusz or in Ogniem i miencyem.One of the best movies ever.Only movie which can concurate them,is personally my Sorry Americans,but Europe has always had and has better movies than you,onl less money...And to Anabella,if zou think he is handsome check out Micha? Yebrowski in Pan Tadeusz or in Ogniem i miencyem.One of the best movies ever.Only movie which can concurate them,is personally my foavourite,and that is BEN HUR.This kind of movies make kinematography worth living.… Expand

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