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By Ashley H (2,345) on 22 Aug 2009

Extremely powerful acting (especially by Brando) and beautiful sets and lighting make for a very good adaptation of the classic Tennessee Williams…

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By Alice T (43) on 20 Aug 2009

Leigh does overcook the whole mad thing a little, but hey, it was the '50s…

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By Cecilia L (84) on 17 Aug 2009

Vito Corleone and Scarlet O'Hara fight eachother for two hours…

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By Casey W (150) on 14 Aug 2009

It's a dynamite explosion when a brutish, heartless man gets caught up in the life of an emotionally disturbed, incurably romantic, sensitive…

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By Urmimala R (60) on 14 Aug 2009

So much has already been said about this movie, and I don't want to make any n00b comments to ruin the reviews…

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By Hrf J (10) on 13 Aug 2009

Wow! How did this ever make it out in the fifties? The enforced modesty of the period only makes the film sleazier and sexier than ever…

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By Ray J (665) on 12 Aug 2009

A movie named Desire in my opinion. This one is one of those movies that you can watch over and over again. So, Stella…

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By Tapoi D (3) on 10 Aug 2009

Vivien Leigh and Marlon Brando were born to play in this film…

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By Charlene & (196) on 04 Aug 2009

A tad bit too mild for me. Or maybe its just not up my alley. But the performances kept me immersed through the whole 2 hours…

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By Grace A (65) on 04 Aug 2009

A tad bit too mild for me. Or maybe its just not up my alley. But the performances kept me immersed through the whole 2 hours…

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By Tracey P (47) on 02 Aug 2009

This is 1 of my top 5 favorite screen adaptations.....vivien leigh is brilliant as blanche, proving once again that non southern women give…

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By Shannon S (416) on 02 Aug 2009

Why couldn't Marlon Brando stay so fit…

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By Brian K (1,195) on 02 Aug 2009

This is 1 of my top 5 favorite screen adaptations.....vivien leigh is brilliant as blanche, proving once again that non southern women give…

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By Dorinna T (4) on 31 Jul 2009

Hmm - I'm glad I saw it because I had heard of it for so long but I wasn't taken with the movie on a whole. It was quite sad to me…

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By Kate M (436) on 31 Jul 2009

Hmm - I'm glad I saw it because I had heard of it for so long but I wasn't taken with the movie on a whole. It was quite sad to me…

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By Tija F (89) on 24 Jul 2009

A masterpiece of fine acting and a brilliant script. Vivien Leigh's performance was magnificent and well deserving of her Academy Award…

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By Sara M (345) on 20 Jul 2009

Oh, Tennessee Williams…

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By Claire A (165) on 14 Jul 2009

I'm afraid I will turn into Blanche Dubois or I am her already…

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By Kevin N (818) on 12 Jul 2009

Leigh overdoes her performance from time to time, but Brando gives a performance in a style so natural and ahead of its time, that its downright…

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By Gustav W (58) on 10 Jul 2009

It was a good movie. I wouldn't watch it again though. Their is a lot of talking and screaming lol Marlon Brando did a great performance…

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