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By Cecilie B (69) 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 Simeon D (104) on 25 Jun 2010

Powerful and stirring stuff. This must have been explosive back in the 40s but it still feels sharp, contemporary and relevant…

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By Christina C (263) on 24 Jun 2010

The moral behind this movie was very powerful and it was greatly portrayed by the actors…

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By Mark W (2,041) on 15 Jun 2010

This movie would have been better if it has someone else besides Gregory Peck in the lead role…

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By Isabella P (82) on 25 Apr 2010

The best part about this movie, better than Peck's acting performance, better than the screenplay, was the subject matter. wow…

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By Tim M (3,013) on 09 Apr 2010

Very well done film against anti-Semitism. Intriguing that it was released after WWII - fitting…

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By Marta K (182) on 16 Mar 2010

Well-written and acted drama on anti-semitism. Great cast in a still relevant movie about bigotry and intolerance…

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By Codie E (453) on 19 Feb 2010

An important film, particularly in 1947, that highlights the ingrained anti-semintism in America at roots level at the time…

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By Andre T (297) on 05 Feb 2010

It´s sad to say, when you have so many good actors and the direction of the legendary Elia Kazan, but for me this movie is a boring classic.The…

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By Justin M (1,525) on 20 Jan 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 Alex F (1,325) on 10 Jan 2010

It has Elia Kazan's signature written all over (the man who brought us films like On the Waterfront, Baby Doll, East of Eden and a Streetcar…

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By Sean C (2,276) on 02 Sep 2009

Dull, plodding message film. For once Gregory Peck was on autopilot…

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By Vikram R (10) on 31 Aug 2009

A compelling watch....gives an insight into the anti-semitism undercurrents of the times, definitely 4/5…

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By Frédéric I (160) on 27 Aug 2009

Film politique trÃ¨s rÃ©ussi sur le thÃ¨me de la lutte contre le racisme (l'antisÃ©mitisme ici) et la question de l'engagement…

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By Amanda G (423) on 23 Aug 2009

I. love. gregory. peck. end of story…

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By Hossein N (107) on 16 Aug 2009

I understand the historical importance and I like Gregory Peck but watching it now, looks like a usual black and white class on ethics and…

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By Ice R (239) on 05 Jul 2009

In 1947, I have no doubt it was a damning indictment of racial bigotry. But today it just feels smug and very dull…

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By Joe L (766) on 25 Jun 2009

It fits into a certain category of post-war introspection, like the previous year's best picture winner, 'the best years of our lives,' though…

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By Isabelle W (181) on 03 Jun 2009

Extremely powerful in confronting racism…

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By Maggie K (45) on 29 May 2009

I think this is a really good movie about an important subject matter, and for a film to be made back then confronting this social issue I…

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