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By Ismael D (3) on 23 Apr 2013

Whilst Who's That Knocking at My Door and Mean Streets both have flashes of brilliance, Martin Scorsese first fully realised his true ability…

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Review of Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore (1974)

By Brad G (899) on 15 Apr 2013

What's with this broad…

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By Joshua D (826) on 17 Mar 2013

Martin Scorsese jumps into the southern relm, which is out of his normal zone, and he does a spectacular job…

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By Hytham E (80) on 15 Dec 2012

I like the realism of the whole thing, but gosh, Alice is one annoying character…

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By Kevin R (2,184) on 03 Dec 2012

And anyone who doesn't like it can blow it out his ass. Alice is an unhappily married woman with a son…

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By Jerem M (155) on 03 Dec 2012

Certainly not among Scorcese's best, but it's worthwhile if only because it veers from his usual style…

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By Michelle C (871) on 08 Oct 2012

Didn't realize this was a Martin Scorcese film. What does a suddenly widowed ex songstress and mother of one son do to survive…

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By C.j. O (262) on 09 Aug 2012

Scorsese's pitch-perfect perception of a standard American film…

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Review of Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore (1974)

By Maxwell S (250) on 09 Aug 2012

Scorsese's pitch-perfect perception of a standard American film…

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Review of Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore (1974)

By John D (2,323) on 09 Aug 2012

Scorsese's pitch-perfect perception of a standard American film…

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Review of Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore (1974)

By Sumanjit R (357) on 09 Aug 2012

Scorsese's pitch-perfect perception of a standard American film…

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By Ryan M (2,675) on 11 Jun 2012

Probably the least recognizable Scorcese film, but still filled with his signature direction…

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By Brett B (1,185) on 23 May 2012

When considered in the context of his entire body of work, few films - on paper - feel more out-of-place in Martin Scorsese's filmography than…

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Review of Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore (1974)

By Mark H (1,764) on 08 May 2012

Robert Getchell's script was nominated for an Oscar and it's ingenious in the way it fashions everyday difficulties into an intimately engaging…

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By Paul M (2,133) on 21 Mar 2012

This film is good because Scorsese was behind the camera. Ellen Burstyn gives a great performance here, but it's not a film classic by any means…

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By Olga K (110) on 15 Mar 2012

Interesting directing, can definitely sense Scorcese's presence, but is overall quite boring/simple. even slightly outdated at points…

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By Robert A (771) on 15 Feb 2012

Ellen Burstyn plays Alice, a housewife whose life goes into upheaval when her husband dies…

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By Sean C (2,276) on 04 Feb 2012

Pretty spot on study of gender roles in the 1970s…

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By Chris H (3,076) on 02 Jan 2012

A wonderful film from Martin Scorsese filled with terrific comedy and lot of insight into human nature…

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Review of Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore (1974)

By Dave R (1,620) on 02 Jan 2012

A wonderful film from Martin Scorsese filled with terrific comedy and lot of insight into human nature…

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