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  More of a mystery movie
Review created: 05/01/08
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I like the setting in New Orleans. The actor Samuel Jackson was great!! I think it was to sexual for the younger girls to encounter. I really didn't care to much about that part.

The reason I purchased it was because I saw a preview of it on one of the DVD's I had purchased and I wanted to see it.


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  EVE'S BAYOU DVD
Review created: 02/08/08

For me it took too long to receive product from the time I paid & ordered it. ALSO they were supposed to notify me about tracking item w/ a number & NEVER DID. Just told me item had been shipped after contacting them (2 WEEKS) after they confirmed my order.


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  Excellent script, cast and cinematography
Review created: 04/01/07

This is one of my all time favorite movies. There is nothing I dislike about it. The acting is superb, the script is intelligent and moving , and the cinematography draws you in like you are an unseen observor who can take in the sights, sounds, and smells. If you haven't seen it I highly recommend renting or better yet, buying it today. If you like quality films you won't be disappointed. Promise.


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  EVE'S BAYOU
Review created: 12/08/06
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HAD SEEN MOVIE BEFORE BUT SLEPT THE SURPIRISING CINEMATOGRAPHY. THE ACTING AND THE TONE OF THE EDITING AND DIALOGUE WERE AMONG SOME OF THE BETTER MOVIES I HAD SEEN, JUST NOT REGISTERED. DESERVES A SECOND (AND THIRD) LOOK. I ONLY BUY MOVIES THAT HAVE THAT CHARACTER: YOU JUST KEEP SEEING MORE AND MORE THE MORE DEEPLY YOU LET IT SINK IN.IT ALSO CAPTURED SOMETHING NOT OFTEN DEPICTED IN MOVIES OF BLACK FAMILIES IN THE SOUTH DURING THOSE YEARS. A RICH, COMPLEX AND HIGHLY INTENSE AND INTELLIGENT CULTURE, TO SAY THE VERY LEAST.


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  Eve's Bayou with Samuel Jackson and Lynn Whitfield
Review created: 07/22/06
1 of 1 people found this review helpful.

This movie is an excellent movie that I have watched over and over again. It deals with a doctor, who uses his job to have affairs with other women while his wife is in total blind to the fact until her daughter, opens her eyes to what her husband is doing. The aunt is able to see things,in the furture and in the past and has passed that gift down to her niece.One of the women that he is having an affair with brings about his death.


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  Kasi Lemmon's-Eve's bayou-1997
Review created: 01/12/02
by: artbyjude -- a member of Epinions

Pros:
Lyrical, magic in the way that speaks to your soul

Cons:
It is somewhat sad

Independent Kasi Lemmon's first feature film Eve's Bayou has all the makings of a movie that will be remembered later, although ignored for the present. It is beautifully filmed, and the performances are subtle and magnificent. The movie will focus on a particular family in the deep South, and as it turns out, a very unusual family. In the time of the portrayal, it is 1962. The family is black, but well educated and aristocratic. The father is a medical doctor. The story will be told from the standpoint of a child's (Eve's) memory, as remembered by the narrator now able to verbalize. It is...


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  Lemmons' Great Start
Review created: 03/01/01
by: energy81 -- a member of Epinions

Pros:
great script, intelligent acting, textured surreality, everything really

Cons:
nothing i can think of

With the upcoming release of The Caveman s Valentine, I felt it only fitting to review Kasi Lemmons feature directorial debut, Eve s Bayou, which she also penned. Eve s Bayou starts with a vocal bang, as Eve describes the summer she killed her father, when she was ten years old. The opening credits are laid with sparse voiceover on black and white images of body parts as seen through young Eve s eye. These actually reveal a man and a woman having sex. The narrator, Eve as an adult, also tells how memory is really a series of selective images that come together to form a tapestry in the mind...


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  A Beautiul Novel on Film
Review created: 04/24/00
by: JonTurner -- a member of Epinions

Pros:
Acting, Characters, Story, Plot, Setting, Everything!

Cons:
none worth mentioning

The emotionally powerful film, "Eve's Bayou," is the first film written and directed by Kasi Lemmons. It is a character driven story with the lead performance by ten year old Jurnee Smollett in her first major film role. It is one of the most beautiful filmed and perfectly told stories on film of recent years, and sadly it has not been seen by near enough. Set in the depths of Louisiana, it is the story of a wealthy family, descended of a slave named Eve who saved her master's life and was given her freedom for doing so. "Memory is a selection of images, some elusive, others printed indelibly.


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  Heat on the Bayou
Review created: 02/02/00
by: KajunGran -- a member of Epinions

Pros:
Steamy Movie

Cons:
Rated R

Set on the bayous of Louisiana, Eve's Bayou is about a family with many hidden secrets. The Batiste family strive to survive the family secrets they have kept and the betrayals they have endured.Lynn Whitfield, the mother tries to keep her family together against all odds. Her biggest problem, her wandering husband (Samuel L. Jackson). The youngest daughter, Eve, witness her father with another woman. She struggles with this and turns to others in the family for help. Finding none, she takes matters into her own hands. If you want voodoo and sensual scenes, watch this move. Please don't allow.


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  The Dark Emotional Corners of EVE'S BAYOU
Review created: 12/07/99
by: MK2K -- a member of Epinions

Pros:
A haunting film of images

Cons:
A little too haunting for some

Eve's Bayou (1997, R) As Reviewed by James Brundage "Memory is a selection of images, some elusive, others printed indelibly on the brain. The summer I killed my father, I was ten years old." This shocking opening line not only sets the tone but starts the galloping pace of the psychological thriller Eve's Bayou. It is the kind of line taught in writing school, a line that can sustain an entire story with its cool malice. Eve's Bayou is a film shocking in methods and motives. In methods, it creates a movie that has bone-chilling characters, moments at which you jump, and yet has characters.


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