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By Jack K (247) on 19 May 2009

Brando is theeeee man in this movie, blanch is a crazy movie, a bit slow but I like the ending and how ambiguious it is...Even though people…

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By Amy C (479) on 18 May 2009

It was nice that it's related to the play but a little boring…

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By Michelle S (534) on 09 May 2009

Much praised film indeed, which is why I approached it with usual skepticism. It, of course, did not disappoint…

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By Sarah S (1,165) on 09 May 2009

A memorable performance by Brando and Vivial Leigh…

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By Mark C (1,395) on 01 May 2009

Brando eats this movie, but Vivien Leigh makes you remember it…

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By Ian S (969) on 01 May 2009

Brando eats this movie, but Vivien Leigh makes you remember it…

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By Colton D (180) on 30 Apr 2009

A powerfully acted theatre adaptation with engaging characters and classy dialogue…

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By Sean M (1,168) on 29 Apr 2009

You could definitely tell A Streetcar Named Desire was adapted from a play…

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By Private U (13,627) on 25 Apr 2009

Marlon Brando is so convincingly brilliant in this film. And there was also some good camera action :)…

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By Mollie (2) on 23 Apr 2009

It's hard to rate this one... definately a great performance from all actors, especially Brando…

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By Chris . (443) on 20 Apr 2009

It's pretty good. I know Brando gets all the attention in this but I actually thought Karl Malden was better…

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By David F (1,889) on 17 Apr 2009

One of the first Hollywood play adaptations to depict everyday life for the working class rather than the razzle, dazzle, glitz and glamour…

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By Megandroid T (2) on 16 Apr 2009

I can watch it again and again. And again…

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By Kevin H (1,172) on 15 Apr 2009

Slighty racy. An excellent drama…

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By Nicolas L (204) on 14 Apr 2009

When you think about it, Tennessee Williams wrote some fucked up shit about really fucked up people…

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By Brian E (261) on 13 Apr 2009

Brando's gutteral performance in Streetcar signaled an age of realism in acting known as 'the Method…

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By Chré P (62) on 10 Apr 2009

Although it is a tad slow, it is really all about Stella, Blanche, and Stanley. Raw, emotional, and smoldering performances…

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By Anne F (623) on 10 Apr 2009

Brando makes everyone else look foolish in this movie…

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By Matthew S (2,399) on 04 Apr 2009

Brando's amazing in every way in this film…

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By Katie L (467) on 02 Apr 2009

While Marlon Brando and Vivien Leigh were amazing in this, the movie was rather slow-moving at times…

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