The Red Shoes 1948 (full movie)

I'd have let Craster go - selfish egoist! She wasn't his property - she was just doing what she loved. Old Lermotov would have been a better husband - she'd have taken him down from that pedestal enough to humanise him with her wit.

Thank you for the upload! This movie is so beautiful. If aliens came from another galaxy and asked us for a reason not to exterminate humanity, I would show them this movie! If it doesn't work, at least I got to watch this masterpiece one last time before I go 😂

after researching the red shoe club watch the movie the red violin 🎻

like Mozart’s the magic flute is about freemasonry research the red shoe club it’s about adrenalchrome and worse .

The ballet dance easily becane is one of my favorite scenes, the movie is touching and might make u think what would u do in that situation
Beautiful masterpiece

It's the first time I'm seeing this film and it truly surprised me! I didn't expect a full blown ballet show! It's a beautiful masterpiece and I will rewatch it again for sure. Thanks for uploading🫶✨

Thank you so much for posting this! I am 47 years old and first saw this with my Grandmother (who raised me from the time I was two years old) at 14 years of age. I will never forget that afternoon.

I lost her to stomach cancer (I miss you Grandma!) almost four years ago and found out last week that I have lymphatic cancer.

Hopefully, I will still be here when my (now 19 year old son who I raised alone after my husband left 12 years ago) as of yet, future (if he doesn't want to be in BIG trouble, it will be at least 7-8 years in the future...) teenaged granddaughter is 14 and we can watch this together as well.

Wow what wow

Filmão

would be great if we can have subs in portuguese for these one

The ballet sequence is visually stunning

I hate how some people think that Julian was a terrible husband, saying that he was trying to force her to give up her career when in actuality that wasn’t true at all. During the argument scene, he literally says.

“You can dance anywhere else in the whole world!”

This proves that Julian never wanted Vicki to give up her dreams, and truly loved her. He just didn’t want her to dance for Boris because he knew how unreasonable and controlling the man was. I think Julian is just as sympathetic as Vicki was because all he wanted was to be by her side as she lived her dreams.

Villa Leopolda 😍

Where is the scene where the student confronts his teacher for using his homework assignment for this dance music? Tis better to be stolen from than to steal is what the professor student after stealing his work!

Lovely movie a must to watch for all ballet fans

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In real life Julian would become a well-respected, yet uncommercial composer and Vicky would end up dancing far longer than she would have otherwise in order to support him

Rainier, what have you done to Monaco? It used to be so beautiful 😢

amor love

Absolute masterpiece, my favourite film.

My all-time favorite movie. Mesmerizing. Beautiful Moira Shearer was born to play this part.

The best movie about ballet that's ever been produced imo. It's a masterpiece. It's one of the few ballet movies if not the only ballet movie where you see an ENTIRE ballet production uninterrupted. It was one of the grandest moments when I saw this in the movie theatre. You buy one ticket and you see a movie AND a ballet at the same time.

I love the movie but what I don’t appreciate is the black face 😢

A wonderful creative work that barely dates. Full credit should go to the many people who contributed to the digital restoration and re-mastering of this film masterpiece. The colour grade alone is extraordinary: it is more jewel like than the original technicolor print.

Thus, the Women's Movement of the 1970's, telling women they don't need a man.
Strange, now the lead role would be a man, claiming to be a trans-woman.
All the female parts would be recast with trans-men, so they wouldn't need a woman.
Stunning dance sequences, very gifted woman.

This is an absolutely gorgeous film and it still holds up so well today. The colours, the actors, the dancing and pretty much everything is perfect. The only thing I just can't stand is the ending! (Spoilers for the ending below)


I don't understand why Julian and Lermontov are both so awful / moronic to Vicky at the end. Why can't Vicky do both? I don't understand why Lermontov has this dumb rule that Vicky can never be in a romantic relationship as a dancer. It's so stupid and illogical. And then I don't understand why Julian doesn't let Vicky dance and perform the Red Shoes at the end. His ultimatum was honestly unfair. Julian could have taken up composing gigs closer to Paris or wherever she's performing after his opera run was done. Vicky absolutely should have been able to pursue both love and dancing.

Beautiful creation of art 💐 Thank you for the show 🎉🎉🎉

Thank you for uploading. I love this movie, except for ending of course. I have watched it many times over the years.

This film is absolutely stunning. This has been remastered. I used to watch this film when I was very young. (VHS) My Mom was a dancer, so I grew up with this film. Thank you for the upload.