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By Jean H (32) on 01 Feb 2011

Rarely do we see a film these days from Hollywood about middle aged characters actually played by middle aged actors with realistic storylines…

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By Adam R (2,773) on 24 Jan 2011

Solid performance, interesting story; exactly what you want out of a very good Hollywood drama…

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By Benjamin W (694) on 16 Jan 2011

If there's one thing this movie has, it's drama…

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By Aj V (1,538) on 14 Sep 2010

Drama fans may enjoy this, but I wasn't into it. It was boring, I didn't care about the characters, and the story didn't interest me either…

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By Rob H (635) on 09 Jul 2010

It's difficult for me to disklike a movie after liking the book, and Dodsworth was one of these instances…

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By Eric P (911) on 19 Jun 2010

An excellent script turns this linear plot into something great and memorable…

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By Nate W (531) on 01 Apr 2010

Rich guy (Walter Houston) gets lucky with widow (Mary Astor). Nominated for 7 Oscars including best picture 1936…

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By David P (1,645) on 18 Mar 2010

Wonderfully mature and complex story about fidelity, love and finding the one…

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By Dave J (1,987) on 24 Feb 2010

Tuesday, May 4, 2010 (1936) Dodsworth DRAMA/ ROMANCE Taken from a stage play into screen which garnered some Oscar nominations including William…

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By Mary A (175) on 01 Feb 2010

Ruth Chatterton is a hooooobag. There are flaws, but as a bit of melodrama it's pretty good…

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By M M (303) on 15 Aug 2009

In Which Sinclair Lewis Makes the Industrialist the Good Guy I think we're supposed to be okay with Sam Dodsworth (Walter Huston), even though…

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By Joe L (766) on 14 Jun 2009

A great movie from 1936 about a bored, rich, retired couple who, through mutual respect, forge a shaky agreement to see other people…

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By Riley H (411) on 12 Dec 2008

There are a couple great lines. Otherwise I was bored. But it was well made and I can't really fault it for being what it is…

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By Darryl C (231) on 08 Oct 2008

A surprisingly excellent character study from the 1930's about the breaking down of a middle-aged couple's marriage…

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By Byron B (1,084) on 18 Apr 2008

Not many people know if this movie anymore and it's a shame…

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By Jon S (525) on 18 Apr 2008

Not many people know if this movie anymore and it's a shame…

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By Paul J (1,190) on 07 Mar 2008

One of the first major Hollywood films to deal directly with divorce, and support the idea…

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By Wade S (41) on 03 Mar 2008

Same comment as City Lights. If I am ever in the room and this is on...don't watch me…

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By Matt B (1,998) on 21 Feb 2008

Possibly the finest American film of the 1930s, this touching character study about a retired industrialist and his unfaithful wife on a European…

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By Private U (13,627) on 16 Jan 2008

Just BRILLIANT. I can watch this 30's gem again and again…

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