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By Teryn S (26) on 26 Oct 2011

Watched this in English class back in high school…

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By Billy R (102) on 18 Oct 2011

I must be missing something. Didn't think it was a classic…

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By Daniel A (1,013) on 09 Oct 2011

It's a long time since a film has held me as captivated as Elia Kazan's masterful adaptation of Tennessee William's A Streetcar Name Desire…

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By Cameron S (183) on 03 Oct 2011

Vivien Leigh's performance in this film is one of the greatest performances from any actor in movie history. She is astonishing. Brilliant…

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By Mau S (24) on 28 Sep 2011

Round characters driven by impulse and preformed magnificently by Leigh and Brando makes this one of the most memorable movies I have ever…

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By Filmgrinder S (1,010) on 28 Sep 2011

Brando = Brilliant I would have liked this film a tad bit more if someone else had played the female lead, Blanche Dubois…

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By Dane T (287) on 28 Sep 2011

A bit weird and hard-going at times, but worth it to watch Vivien Leigh and Marlon Brando's performances…

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By Ryan M (2,675) on 27 Sep 2011

Psychological declension at its most poignant…

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By Priyu K (47) on 25 Sep 2011

Brando's great, but blanches direction doesnt work for me and kazan is fucking boring…

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By Jon P (467) on 15 Sep 2011

Boasting unforgettable performances and magnificent source material, 'A Streetcar Named Desire' is poignant, absorbing and incredibly well-made…

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By Eric H (2,898) on 11 Sep 2011

It is the best adaptation of a great play ever made and Marlon Brando is simply great. It is a grownup, gloves-off drama of real human beings…

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By Mahsa P (4) on 08 Sep 2011

There is so much to be discussed about this awesome movie like other plays by Tennessee Williams…

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By Andrew F (1,053) on 07 Sep 2011

One of my favorites! A must see! Brando and Vivien Leigh are great…

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By Johnny T (1,375) on 27 Aug 2011

Working-class schlubs & fading flowers…

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By Dean T (84) on 27 Aug 2011

Working-class schlubs & fading flowers…

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By Ashley M (744) on 23 Aug 2011

I enjoyed this, I studied the play at uni and found the characters so engaging - Brando is a true inspiration…

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By Danny S (696) on 10 Aug 2011

Tennessee Williams brings a lot for Elia Kazan to work with. He always leaves you trying to figure out Stanley and Blanche…

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By Chris W (2,796) on 27 Jul 2011

Brando, the handsome drunk, and Leigh, the lunatic - quite a view…

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By June S (150) on 24 Jun 2011

C'est drÃ´le, c'est pas drÃ´le et c'est bon. M'sieurs Brando et m'dame Leigh sont su' 'a coche…

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By Cara B (107) on 23 Jun 2011

A movie that constantly challenged the norms and the censors. It changed cinema forever…

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