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By Clint D (125) on 23 Aug 2012

I think this is a movie of importance as opposed to a perfect film on it's own, but it yields extremely strong performances…

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By Hannah M (863) on 23 Aug 2012

I think this is a movie of importance as opposed to a perfect film on it's own, but it yields extremely strong performances…

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By Joseph H (968) on 31 Mar 2012

Wonderful acting and a strong story with a powerful message. Keep in mind this movie was made in 1948, 3 years after the Holocaust…

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By Mike H (1,369) on 19 Dec 2011

A very honest and powerful post-War story confronting antisemitism and indifference…

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By Audry H (1) on 26 Nov 2011

Good, but some loose ends there at the finish…

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By Benny B (134) on 23 Sep 2011

Too bad Hollywood followed this upstanding film with McCarthyism…

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By Dave J (1,987) on 22 Sep 2011

Tuesday, September 20, 2011 (1947) Gentleman's Agreement SOCIAL COMMENTARY DRAMA Inspiring writer(Gregory Peck) has an opportunity to work…

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By Jeffrey P (309) on 02 Jul 2011

It's very rare that Hollywood makes a film that's important and doesn't seem sanctimonious or corny. This film is absolutely fantastic…

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By I Don't Know W (791) on 02 Jul 2011

It's very rare that Hollywood makes a film that's important and doesn't seem sanctimonious or corny. This film is absolutely fantastic…

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By John Y (1,135) on 02 Jul 2011

It's very rare that Hollywood makes a film that's important and doesn't seem sanctimonious or corny. This film is absolutely fantastic…

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By Chris W (2,796) on 16 May 2011

Back when it was released during the late 1940s, this film was really quite something…

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By André D (1,970) on 23 Apr 2011

Gregory Peck interpreta a un escritor que pretende ser judio y se encuentra con el intolerante mundo del anti-semitismo…

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By Jeff B (2,998) on 25 Feb 2011

Pretty good movie, yeah, it's aged a bit, but that speech at the end by Gregory Peck's mother about living long and wondering what the centurty…

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By Adrian B (1,364) on 06 Nov 2010

Though I recognize this film has a lot of significance, it is plagued by a dragging storyline which intervenes heavily with its subject matter…

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By Ben C (1,824) on 05 Nov 2010

Interesting movie, let down by an overly preachy script and weak cast chemistry…

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By Aj V (1,538) on 23 Oct 2010

This is a good serious drama about persecution of Jews in modern society (of the 40s)…

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By Tom B (1,265) on 17 Sep 2010

Extraordinary acting and a really moving experience. A classic of the 40's. The script is perfect and I really like it…

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By Scott F (708) on 10 Sep 2010

People find this film dated, but I'm always able to watch it within the context of the time it was made, just post-war (WWII)…

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By Garai S (1) on 30 Jul 2010

There are films that give off their importance all over the place, and this is one of those films…

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By Steph O (484) on 30 Jul 2010

There are films that give off their importance all over the place, and this is one of those films…

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