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Due to how much is left to be seen in the sequel, "Vicky Cristina Barcelona 2" will not be at this moment. But you can watch the first movie with Vicky, Cristina, and Schwartz on DVD, bluray video or even online streaming by clicking on this link. When I started reading "Vicky Cristina Barcelona", I honestly didn't know what was going on! It is an extremely complicated story that you have to pay close attention to for it not to cause confusion. While there are some scenes that are entirely confusing, they are just about as exciting as others that give a clear pacing of what's happening with who and how things are flowing. Unfortunately, there are many points in the film that are confusing, causing boredom to set in or just plain confusion. The story of "Vicky Cristina Barcelona" is about three American women, Vicky (Rebecca Hall), Cristina (Scarlett Johansson), and Schwartz (Javier Bardem), who go on a weekend trip to Barcelona. They meet an attractive painter named Juan Antonio (Javier Bardem). When these four meet they develop an unlikely friendship, one that contains serious complications between what was once friends. Juan Antonio eventually becomes interested in Vicky which causes friction between Vicky and her boyfriend back home, Doug (Kevin Smith) back home. The main problem with this movie is the beginning of the film. Trying to keep up with the intricate details of the beginning was difficult and confusing. The movie is very confusing in the beginning when they are introducing each character and how they are related to one another. For instance, if you blink you might miss when Vicky's friend, Maggie (Judy Davis), comes in and out of the story because she is not important for a large part of the film and it appears that she is supposed to still be in Barcelona but then later we see her again back in New York City. The director, Woody Allen, did well at keeping an engaging pace for this movie so it doesn't get boring or drag on. There were a lot of main events that caused strong feelings whether they were good or bad. For instance, when the three women moved in with Juan Antonio, there was a lot of tension because they were living with him and together. This is not an unusual thing in normal relationships but this usually does not apply to people who don't know each other very well. The entire film has many emotional scenes that help the audience understand what is going on and what the characters relate to. I did like how much time there was devoted to showing all of the character's feelings about their relationship with each other. It was very important to show how Vicky and Cristina were trying to keep up appearances when they really felt something for Juan Antonio. There was also time given to how much conflict there was between Vicky and Doug because of her feelings for Juan Antonio. There is one scene that happens towards the end of the movie that has a lot of different meanings that develop into what could end up causing serious conflicts or it could create happiness for Vicky, Cristina, and Juan Antonio. It is hard to tell if there will be more conflict in the upcoming sequel, "Vicky Cristina Barcelona 2", but I feel like there will be after this scene. There were very few things I liked about this movie compared to other movies because it felt too long and confusing which was not enjoyable at all. cfa1e77820
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