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By Lauren H (327) on 08 Mar 2008

There's a reason why Jack Nicholson is an icon. It has nothing to do with his wild man roles, or his current profession of playing himself…

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By Anthony C (1,179) on 03 Mar 2008

So cool and quiet. Every scene comes together like music. He hurts, he doesn't care, and it makes sense. Nothing happens, everything happens…

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By Brandon S (2,121) on 01 Mar 2008

Unconvential tale of misery and woe is fully excuted with this brillant movie…

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By Travis Y (16) on 01 Mar 2008

Five Easy Pieces is much like its protagonist, Robert Eroica Dupea: buried beneath a disguise of superficiality lies brilliance, passion, and…

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By Richard C (1,724) on 01 Mar 2008

Five Easy Pieces is much like its protagonist, Robert Eroica Dupea: buried beneath a disguise of superficiality lies brilliance, passion, and…

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By David T (1,513) on 28 Feb 2008

Great film with one of Jack's best performances…

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By Jon G (407) on 26 Feb 2008

Abundant with dark humor. Nicholson's Robert, subsequently, is as hard to like as much as he is to dislike…

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By Mike A (627) on 25 Feb 2008

Granted this was crafted more as a breakout, star vehicle for the unknown Jack but still, such a powerful film…

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By Mike P (1,383) on 22 Feb 2008

You can tell with a movie like this he figured out how to perfect the flawed character that he would play for years to come…

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By Robert D (1,551) on 21 Feb 2008

It's hard to say which is Nicholson's greatest performance, he has many, but my vote goes towards his portrayal of Bobby Dupea in Rafelson's…

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By Lee T (145) on 21 Feb 2008

What a jerk but really sexy,and I loved the chick in the back seat filth nothing but filth…

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By John M (4,356) on 18 Feb 2008

[font=Arial][size=3]A movie to see when you are young, to reaffirm your narcissistic sense of self with its endless promise of fulfillment…

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By Rob C (695) on 17 Feb 2008

Jack played his character well. I usually like all the characters he plays, but I couldnt bring myself to like Bobby…

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By Torian T (58) on 17 Feb 2008

Jack played his character well. I usually like all the characters he plays, but I couldnt bring myself to like Bobby…

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By Douglas C (155) on 12 Feb 2008

Maybe I expected too much from this film, but I found myself very bored not caring about anyone and especially hating the cross eyed girlfriend…

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By Curtis L (385) on 12 Feb 2008

Maybe I expected too much from this film, but I found myself very bored not caring about anyone and especially hating the cross eyed girlfriend…

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By David K (1,644) on 10 Feb 2008

This was a pretty good movie. Jack Nicholson was awesome back in the days! To me, the diner scene was the best part…

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By Jeremy F (269) on 10 Feb 2008

This little gem of a movie, created under the masterful direction of Bob Rafelson (a very underrated director) never misses a beat and takes…

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By Stephen H (1,156) on 10 Feb 2008

Extremely well acted film about an emotionally detached man who doesn't fit in anywhere…

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By Mark N (906) on 09 Feb 2008

Not the most exciting film, because it is just a character study about one ordinary (well sort of ordinary) man…

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