Mona Lisa Smile

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Tavo D @Tavo-Pavo Feb 5 What makes Mona Lisa Smile especially memorable is its emphasis on empowerment through education and self-confidence. It reminds viewers that success and fulfillment look different for everyone, and that true growth often comes from questioning what we’ve been taught to accept. Overall, Mona Lisa Smile is a meaningful, uplifting film that encourages reflection, independence, and the pursuit of one’s own voice. See more Apoorva T @Apoorva Jan 30 Only thing hurt me; She, who chose Bill over Paul is educating other girls about life expectancy, future & smartness is LOL. See more Ignacio L. @IggyLikeIggyPop Jan 25 Holy cannoli this was slow and uneventful. See more Alain E @AlainE Nov 13 Unclear why this rates so low. It is a quite honest depiction of society’s attitudes towards women before feminism took hold. Acting is very good, as in addition to Julia Roberts we also have for example Kirsten Dunst and Maggie Gyllenhaal. Expertly photographed with some intentional use of grain to indicate that this is a period movie. No nudity at all. The most controversial item is a good old diaphragm. Stay with the final credits and enjoy a generous dose of 40s and 50s imagery. See more VITALII H @freakynickison Oct 28 I feel like this movie is timeless. And I don't know how I never heard about it before. It's about the woman who moved into a small town to work as a art teacher. And she teaches the girls that they can be so much more than a stereotypical housewifes of 50s that they were expected to become these years. They can pursue careers and don't feel guilty about it. See more Julio C. @Juliosurfer Oct 13 I loved it. I don’t know why it gets a lot of hate. It is the women’s version of dead poet society. The acting is great! See more Read all reviews

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