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By Mark D (2,239) on 27 Dec 2012

Very disturbing on so many levels yet extremely engaging as both the leads have their own issues - one's much more intrinsic than the other…

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By Bloodmarsh K (498) on 25 Dec 2012

Brando gives one of the greatest performances I've ever seen - and it's not until Karl Malden entered the picture, that I realized how average…

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By Luke G (692) on 23 Dec 2012

It is impossible to battle the fact that this 1947 Pulitzer Prize winning play has not made an impact on American culture in its time…

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By Alexander C (2,448) on 07 Dec 2012

Breakthrough performances don't come much more electrifying than Marlon Brando's animalistic turn as Stanley Kowalski in A Streetcar Named Desire…

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By Bolly B (103) on 30 Nov 2012

Beautiful. Now I know why you can find a lot of citations of this film in so many movies like All about my mother or even Hollywood homicide…

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By Patrecia D (25) on 27 Nov 2012

Marlan Brando was one of the best acor activist of his time! He is missed…

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By Scott C (2,765) on 27 Nov 2012

Marlan Brando was one of the best acor activist of his time! He is missed…

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By Sancar S (68) on 17 Nov 2012

Marlon Brando-Tennessee Williams-Elia Kazan. Uniq masterpiece of Kazan…

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By Robyn V (14) on 17 Nov 2012

Marlon Brando-Tennessee Williams-Elia Kazan. Uniq masterpiece of Kazan…

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By Wellington O (69) on 10 Nov 2012

We all are aware today of the mental problems that Viven Leigh was having at that time and she gave all that she had left to Blanche Dubois…

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By Elyas K (18) on 31 Oct 2012

Despite its classicist style and staginess which nevertheless adds to the tension and drama of the piece, the film touches on some racy and…

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By Chiek E (259) on 31 Oct 2012

The 'tight white t-shirt and bulging muscles' look was invented in this movie…

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By Andrew R (1,534) on 27 Oct 2012

Very overblown and overrated how this film has achieved the success it has around the world is beyond me…

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By Zenab H (13) on 27 Oct 2012

This very well might be Marlon Brando's greatest role. I understand there's room for argument, but it's certainly a contender…

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By John B (4,244) on 25 Oct 2012

Classic Brando letting out the pure id in Stanley Kowalski for all to see leading to the destruction of Vivien Leigh…

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By Esther S (142) on 30 Sep 2012

A classic movie with two of the most electric performances in film history by Vivien Leigh and Marlon Brando…

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By Anthony S (1,574) on 23 Sep 2012

I won't say I lved this film; however, I appreciated it. Marlon Brando gave a showstopping peformance as expected…

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By Kevin L (2,013) on 20 Sep 2012

Blanche, que pertenece a una rancia pero arruinada familia sureña, es una mujer madura y decadente que vive anclada en el pasado…

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By Morten Å (54) on 19 Sep 2012

This is truly one of the best romantic drama films I've seen for a while, and I was totally amazed by the acting performances (Especially from…

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By Michael B (2,768) on 14 Sep 2012

Marlon Brando is a complete stud. I thought he was the only one in the movie that didn't over act. I was bored with it…

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