Any reason why this wasn't in spanish?

salma hayek has big areolas and i'm happy about that i'm no longer body conscious thanks frida

diego: *speaks*
me: he's lying, sis

This Frida Kahlo biopic was HOT AF.

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

I'm not sure how it's possible that I never saw it before.

It has everything.

PASSION.

ART.

WOMAN DIRECTOR.

No wonder Salma Hayek is married to a billionaire.

Also, Alfred Molina: I'll always cherish him for playing Jenny's father in An Education, but his role as Diego Rivera is also amazing.

An exquisite and thoughtful unravelling of Frida Kahlo's life, even though it should maybe have focused a little more on her relationship with her actual art.

not gay enough

I wish this had focused more on Frida as a person rather than her love interests but I liked how they incorporated her art into the editing and also the music was really atmospheric and pretty.

thought this was gonna be a film about the feminist, bi-sexual, disabled, badass, artist Frida Kahlo but instead got a 2 hour long film about her relationship with fuckboy Diego. Salma Hayek is an amazing actress but no way in hell did they make her hairy enough????? u can't just add a unibrow and be like BOOM FRIDA KAHLO. where was the moustache where were the sideburns where was the leg hair, the arm hair, THE PUBIC HAIR CMON PEOPLE
imo the stop animation/art to human crossover/surrealism should have stayed constant throughout the whole film rather than just a few scenes lasting a few seconds

Love Frida, hate men

pretty sure everyone wanted more frida and less diego

Thought this was meant to be about Frida

a baddie!

Bisexual icon

oh god finally i've watched this

If I was an executive at Miramax I would have probably hit on Salma Hayek too. Wouldn't have gone full Me Too victim on her, but I would've made passes. For Weinstein to take the sacred pursuit of the heart of a woman like hers and soil it with casting couch techniques is a slight to all men around the world.

Also, I recently wrote an article about artists. And Diego Rivera highlights a point I didn't much touch on. The danger for the people around the artist. It's never safe. But we need them.

One of my favorite movies, even though it's not technically perfect. It eternalizes the image of an artist who was also a powerful woman with a huge political influence. I love how Frida is portrayed, but I also find some details too romantic or simply incomplete. I'd like it to explore Frida's sexuality more...

Very good biopic, Selma Hayek is stunning and fantastic. Covers a long period of time without feeling rushed or disjointed. Captures the essence of Frida’s complicated relationship with Diego but skims over other interesting themes (full extent of her affairs, her political beliefs separate from Diego). Integrates her artwork into the film in a way that doesn’t feel forced. Nudity was a little over the top; could have cut out a couple sex scenes without missing anything. Should have been done in Spanish, would have been better with all the facial hair! Would give it another watch, but not a must-see by any means.

Watched at home while putting Enzo to sleep.

I’ve watched this movie so many times and every time I experience it differently. The control the director has over atmosphere here is so engrossing. The incorporation of the paintings as they fade to real life, the stop motion dream sequences. It gives me a feeling I cannot adequately describe, but cherish nonetheless. This is anything but a stale Oscar bait biopic in my opinion and someone as bold as Frida deserved no less. Can’t believe Harvey Weinstein’s BITCHASS almost ruined this movie like he almost ruined snowpiercer. So glad he’s in prison.

This movie is not without flaws, but, as I said about Snowpiercer coincidentally, I did not stop to care.

Mulheres quebradas artistas

Selma Hayek ficou a cara da Frida, atuação excelente

Uma câmera lenta com chuva de pó de ouro... poesia.

Beautiful and emotional movie