if i looked like julie delpy and my husband couldn’t get it up i would divorce him too SHE’S INNOCENT

The worst in the trilogy is still...pretty good. The ending and theme are probably my favorite parts. I will say, at times the score does feel extremely “generic 90s drama” though. I guess what separates this from the others is just how normal it feels. While Blue and Red emphasize their respective colors and use them to create the tone of the film, this one just feels like a movie where the color white happens to be a theme. In it’s defense, white is harder to emphasize than something like blue or red, but it’s role in the film just felt like an afterthought rather than the main point like the others in the trilogy. But again, when looking at it on it’s own and not as a part of the group, it was a good time.

amy dunne watching this and taking notes: 👀📝

i know gone girl came out 20 years later but She still did that first AND better than three colors: white aka gone boy 💀☠️☁️🌬🌫🥚🍚🥛🍽🏐⌨️🖱⏲📡🚽✉️📃📄🗒📰⚪️▫️◽️◻️⬜️💭🗯🏳

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A story of redemption for a true sad bastard ... but was it worth it?

"I've wanted to lay my head here ... for such a long time."

While many considered White to be the black sheep of Three Colors trilogy, I find it to be a compelling dark comedy exploring the dynamics of a troubled relationship. Ultimately, I admire Karol Karol's ability to pull himself up from rock bottom and make something of himself, despite having to play dirty to get there. And the kick in the ass she gives him does lead to the change in mindset and status that he needed, to get his mojo back.

For much more of my thoughts on White and the rest of the Three Colors Trilogy, click the link to my podcast at the top of this review.

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I know how to spell Dominique. 

High points but low points: mikolaj ate up karol, but we know nearly nothing of him (just the good memory). The comedy and the melodrama really didn’t make it up to me :(

Poor Dominique! She only wanted to divorce Karol because he doesn't understand that she loves him no matter what, but Karol doesn't want to understand love, he just wanted it, so in the middle of their divorce, he climbs his way to the top just to get back at Dominique, who still loves him after so many months and realizes that divorce shouldn't be an answer, but it was all too late because of Karol's elaborate revenge plan. I felt bad for Dominique! She didn't deserve this treatment, but I did love the plan of revenge, just not maybe on the target.

This film is still about equality but makes us realize that no matter how equal you are to another, one will still give you pain.

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Though this didn't quite live up to the expectations set by Blue, it was still an enjoyable film. My favorite bit was probably the "Are you sure?" scene, it was very moving for reasons I can't articulate.

Honestly, I'm not terribly into revenge.

The Godvodka.

Went in cold after Blue, and this might’ve been the last thing I was expecting. I thought Julie Delpy was going to be the lead. Impressive for Kieslowski to stretch his muscles in such a contrasting way, but I struggled to vibe with this one.

It’s funny cause he’s pathetic

I know I may be in the minority here, but I think I liked Three Colors: White better than the first film in the trilogy. Don't get me wrong, I do love the poetic quality of Blue, but this second installment offers (for me at least) a more engaging story and an equally satisfying ending. In a way though, I believe that White is a more "ordinary" film, but I still found it very moving, very compelling, and more thought-provoking.