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By David H (2,838) on 28 Jan 2008

Kazan's under-appreciated film is a moving story of a childhood nearly destroyed by dreams ruined, and ultimately a parent's redemption…

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By Laura K (211) on 03 Jan 2008

I'd love to see a stage play of this…

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By Nicola A (6) on 02 Jan 2008

I found it hokey, kitchy, and too long, but there were some shining points. Typical Kazan…

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By Michael S (3,461) on 01 Jan 2008

Elia Kazan's first masterpiece boast fine performances from Dorothy Mcguire and Oscar-winner James Dunn, but the truely unforgettable performance…

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By Oreste M (40) on 20 Dec 2007

When she finds the flowers bought by her dead father...That is a tear flowing moment…

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By Bethany W (68) on 07 Dec 2007

This movie will make you cry. It is a portrait of true love, and true life. Great for families to watch and discuss. Mental Health: Alcoholism…

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By Jose G (306) on 05 Dec 2007

This was such a beautiful movie. This movie made me cry from start to finish…

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By Joseph S (1,124) on 30 Nov 2007

A film focused on the family and the struggles of life. Some great acting by the young Peggy Ann Garner, who really brings the emotion to the screen…

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By Ragnar D (1) on 30 Nov 2007

Great flick. One of the best movies of all time…

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By Linda K (209) on 04 Nov 2007

I can watch this movie over and over and still be moved by it. A classic. Plus, I live in Williamsburg, Brooklyn…

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By Nermoo K (8) on 19 Oct 2007

This is one of my favorite dramas. I can't wait till it is on DVD! This is a perfect movie and nothing compares to it…

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By Noah A (239) on 03 Oct 2007

I gave this film five stars because there's simply nothing to compare it to in it's class…

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By Peter H (1,359) on 14 Sep 2007

Sentimental movie about young girl growing up in poverty with a drunken father. When her father dies the family struggle to survive…

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By Robin D (404) on 27 Jul 2007

Another great movie that is also a great book…

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By Vicki D (41) on 10 Jul 2007

This movie is a tear-jerker. If one wants an inside view of what it was like to be Irish and living in Brooklyn, it's great…

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By Dominique S (46) on 21 Jun 2007

It was one of the most real films I have ever seen…

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By Reginald V (32) on 07 Jun 2007

So what if Elia named names? He needed to do what was right. This movie is so good, it ultimately forgives all anyway…

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By Joe A (721) on 06 Jun 2007

One of Dorothy McGuire's most solid performances, incredible cast- everyone nailed their roles perfectly. Francie Nolan was beautiful…

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By Marilyn C (37) on 05 Jun 2007

I read the book first.The movie was good to.Its about a young girls life growing up in Brooklyn during the 1940's.I love this story…

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By J C (366) on 18 May 2007

A beautiful film about a family. Sweet, sincere, sad and painful. Everyone in this film fits their part perfectly…

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