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RICHARD GERE and DIANE LANE portray a couple living in the New York city suburbs whose marriage goes dangerously awry when the wife indulges in an adulterous fling in UNFAITHFUL.

Richard Gere

Diane Lane

Olivier Martinez

Claude Chabrol

Alvin Sargent

William Broyles Jr.

A New York suburban couple&apos;s marriage goes dangerously awry when the wife indulges in an adulterous fling.

Adrian Lyne

Unfaithful

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I wasn&apos;t expecting much from &apos;Unfaithful&apos; as I thought it would be another &apos;The Perfect Murder&apos; type thriller. But &apos;Unfaithful&apos; is so much more than what &apos;The Perfect Murder&apos; could ever be. It&apos;s deeper. It&apos;s darker. It has so many psychological layers. It&apos;s more a character driven drama rather than than plot driven. The plot may not be exactly original but it&apos;s the influence of it on the characters is what &apos;Unfaithful&apos; is about. The film is very engaging as we witness the psychological effects of the consequences of Connie&apos;s decision. Lyne deserves praise for his excellent artistic execution. I loved how he used symbolism (such as metaphors and pathetic fallacies) and shows great attention to detail as is evident in the visuals. The editing is clear cut. Biziou&apos;s cinematography is great and Kaczmarek&apos;s score sets the tone. Note that during the key moments, when the main characters are conversing, the background music is absent. Richard Gere and Olivier Martinez, though a little too old, do decent jobs. However, it is Diane Lane who gives a career-defining performance. Her sublime portrayal of the incredibly sexy Connie is awesome. She carries the film. It is Diane Lane and Adrian Lyne&apos;s film. &apos;Unfaithful&apos; is a magnificent engaging artistic drama. I don&apos;t understand why some were even harsh enough to call it soft-core. Do they even know the definition of soft-core? Others seem to have a problem with why Connie, who had the perfect life, would have an affair. But I feel it necessary to stress that nobody is perfect and therefore the perfect life does not exist. Connie&apos;s affair wasn&apos;t a planned thing. Who knows why it happened? Perhaps she wanted to feel younger, perhaps she was bored, or perhaps she wanted more from her husband. I don&apos;t think it was with the intention to ruin her &apos;perfect&apos; life. There doesn&apos;t have to be a clear reason...as affair&apos;s don&apos;t necessarily happen for the best reasons.

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I wasn't expecting much from 'Unfaithful' as I thought it would be another 'The Perfect Murder' type thriller. But 'Unfaithful' is so much more than what 'The Perfect Murder' could ever be. It's deeper. It's darker. It has so many psychological layers. It's more a character driven drama rather than than plot driven. The plot may not be exactly original but it's the influence of it on the characters is what 'Unfaithful' is about. The film is very engaging as we witness the psychological effects of the consequences of Connie's decision. Lyne deserves praise for his excellent artistic execution. I loved how he used symbolism (such as metaphors and pathetic fallacies) and shows great attention to detail as is evident in the visuals. The editing is clear cut. Biziou's cinematography is great and Kaczmarek's score sets the tone. Note that during the key moments, when the main characters are conversing, the background music is absent. Richard Gere and Olivier Martinez, though a little too old, do decent jobs. However, it is Diane Lane who gives a career-defining performance. Her sublime portrayal of the incredibly sexy Connie is awesome. She carries the film. It is Diane Lane and Adrian Lyne's film. 'Unfaithful' is a magnificent engaging artistic drama. I don't understand why some were even harsh enough to call it soft-core. Do they even know the definition of soft-core? Others seem to have a problem with why Connie, who had the perfect life, would have an affair. But I feel it necessary to stress that nobody is perfect and therefore the perfect life does not exist. Connie's affair wasn't a planned thing. Who knows why it happened? Perhaps she wanted to feel younger, perhaps she was bored, or perhaps she wanted more from her husband. I don't think it was with the intention to ruin her 'perfect' life. There doesn't have to be a clear reason...as affair's don't necessarily happen for the best reasons.

A New York suburban couple's marriage goes dangerously awry when the wife indulges in an adulterous fling.

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