Roberto Begnini repeats the same formula of his successful masterpiece Life is Beautiful, which makes this film look unoriginal, but nonetheless it is funny, touching and has a beautiful ending.
Roberto Benigni,
Nicoletta Braschi,
Jean Reno,
Amid Farid,
Giuseppe Battiston
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A love-struck poet travels into the heart of wartime Iraq in hopes of rescuing the woman he loves in Academy award-winning director Roberto Benigni's affecting tale of love and devotion. A kind poet a... read more
DVD Release Date: May 8, 2007
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Flixster Reviews (774)
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February 18, 2010
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January 17, 2008
[font=Century Gothic]In "The Tiger and the Snow," Attilio(Roberto Benigni, who also co-wrote and directed) is an absentminded poet and divorced father of two girls. He has been having dreams where he is marrying Vittoria(Who else but Nicoletta Braschi?) while he is wearing boxer... read more
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July 20, 2010
Watching this movie makes you happy... it's like a drug! Roberto Benigni goes under your skin with his unbelievable actions and you can see the life in full colour! People who can not understand this movie should not write reviews... they are simply lost for art forever! Recommen... read more
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September 5, 2009
La tigre e la neve was a movie with a mix of drama and comedy. This made the story became very interesting and enjoyable. And off course Benigni, who was so funny sometimes. It had a simple plot although, a man discovers that the woman he loves was badly injured in a hospital in ... read more
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December 15, 2007
Roberto Benigni's performance is undoubtedly filled with years of acting expertise yet a character may be grandiose although the storyline is awful... yes this is the case here.
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October 4, 2007
Italian movie all in subtitles...but I found it to be quite charming and unique, as well as it's hilarious moments. Roberto Benigni is so funny as the lovestruck poetry teacher that has an infatuation love for the woman in his dreams. But it is quite suprising on where he ends up... read more
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March 8, 2012
Nice story, but not so well developed. Roberto Benigni plays himself and the jokes are mostly not funny. It was entertaining though.
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June 23, 2007
As always, Benigni brings an unexpected, original tale to the screen. Told with charm and tenacity, this is not your run-of-the-mill love story. Set in 2003, at the onset of the Iraq War, Attilio (Benigni) learns that the woman he loves has been seriously injured in a bombing. ... read more
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June 22, 2007
It's not awful, but it isn't great, either. The funny thing is, I don't think that a man travelling to a country in the middle of a war to save the woman he loves is unrealistic. There are those types of guys out there.
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June 8, 2007
Gorgeous!! What else woulja expect from a Roberto Begnini film? Dude's friggin bad ass, no questions. ^_^ Nice that somebody's got the cahones to make an anti-Iraq war film. And check out the interviews in the dvd! O_O They actually answer the friggin questions! O_O Go Italia! **... read more
Critic Reviews
Like Life Is Beautiful, The Tiger and the Snow incongruously offers sharp laughs and touches of tenderness amid moments of drama and danger. Full Review
The only award Benigni's misconceived and unfunny The Tiger and the Snow could possibly win is for Worst Movie of 2006.
Shameless, utterly predictable and grimly unfunny nonsense. Full Review
Perhaps a greater passage of time was needed to provide a more effective historical perspective, but Tiger has a bigger problem with a dramatic structure that sags conspicuously in the middle, never t...
Roberto Benigni's film is a scorching affront to Italians, Iraqis and the intelligence of movie audiences everywhere.
Neither profound nor funny, but merely uncomfortable. A hubristic failure at risky humor, The Tiger and the Snow provides Benigni his own Michael Richards moment. Full Review
[Roberto Benigni's] an irritating goofball at times, but there's a genuine sense of tragedy and darkness -- of the most ancient traditions of clowning, in fact -- underneath it all. Full Review
Roberto Benigni here plays out a madcap tale of romantic obsession against the backdrop of the Iraq invasion. The results are neither profound nor funny. Full Review
Unlike the pre-TV world of concentration camps seen in Life is Beautiful, the Iraq war is something we are all directly familiar with. Full Review
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