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By Tamach E (37) on 27 May 2010

The first Marlon Brando film I have seen and it did not disappoint…

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By Alice S (528) on 22 May 2010

Another classic that I'm meh about, and I think it's mainly because of Vivien Leigh's portrayal…

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By Pasi S (8) on 14 May 2010

Sometimes you wish you could go back in time when a single room, good dialogue and a healthy dose of classic over acting kept you entertained…

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By Cale R (304) on 14 May 2010

Sheer brilliance…

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By A A (501) on 12 May 2010

Extraordinary in many ways. Vivien Leigh gives an astonishing performance…

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By Columbia T (3) on 11 May 2010

THE ONLY DISAPPOINTING THING ABOUT THIS MOVIE IS THAT BRANDO DIDN'T WIN THE OSCAR.KAZAN ALWAYS BROUGHT OUT THE BEST IN BRANDO…

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By Hamza S (15) on 07 May 2010

A Streetcar Named Desire upon release was an extremely controversial film…

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By Jeremy S (1,980) on 01 May 2010

For once a movie on par with the writing and stage. Highly suggest you check it out…

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By Suvi L (231) on 01 May 2010

For once a movie on par with the writing and stage. Highly suggest you check it out…

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By Todd E (76) on 28 Apr 2010

The fight between the refined, upper class world of Blanche Dubois and the brute, working class world of Stanley Kowalski…

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By Derek M (489) on 28 Apr 2010

The fight between the refined, upper class world of Blanche Dubois and the brute, working class world of Stanley Kowalski…

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By Nilufer R (1,189) on 21 Apr 2010

First of all, Leigh overacts painfully much so it gets frustrating. Secondly, two hours. And it lags so I just cannot concentrate…

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By Nilufer E (774) on 21 Apr 2010

First of all, Leigh overacts painfully much so it gets frustrating. Secondly, two hours. And it lags so I just cannot concentrate…

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By Conner R (1,016) on 18 Apr 2010

A perfectly acted adaption of Tennessee William's play…

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By Toby J (116) on 11 Apr 2010

Simmering over with intensity and astriction this is one of the best family in crisis films I have ever seen…

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By Bruno M (93) on 10 Apr 2010

A Streetcar Named Desire is like a play... an awesome play. You might no like the theater, but youll love this…

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By Jessie W (79) on 01 Apr 2010

There is little to be said about this movie that thousands of critics have not stated already…

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By Michael R (2,154) on 27 Mar 2010

Streetcar is just one of those American classics that any true lover of movies should experience…

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By Joel B (270) on 26 Mar 2010

I'll be honest, there are a few scenes in this movie that I just don't like…

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By Nik B (219) on 14 Mar 2010

The acting is top notch,but I just didn't understand the characters. I didn't understand why characters did the things they did…

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