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By Tim C (1,157) on 06 May 2009

A powerful picture that is the first of its kind- a movie that makes you analyze your prejudices. Elia Kazan directed a winner…

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By Jack W (1,198) on 22 Apr 2009

I have two initial problems with this film. First, unless you are Jewish you have no idea and cannot learn what it is to be Jewish…

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By David H (2,838) on 14 Apr 2009

I'm pleased that the Best Picture winner was an important movie…

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By Nik B (219) on 14 Apr 2009

I'm pleased that the Best Picture winner was an important movie…

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By Tristan R (43) on 29 Mar 2009

Very interesting film. It broke barriers during its time. I love all the performances within the film…

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By Amber P (262) on 27 Mar 2009

Gregory Peck posing as a Jewish Man to fight antisemitism, how much better can you get…

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By Jerrod G (59) on 20 Mar 2009

First off, Gregory Peck is amazing. And secondly, the ideas of anti-Semitism paint an interesting story about our country's history…

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By Anthony S (1,574) on 13 Mar 2009

Rather long but probably necessary at the time…

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By Ben F (715) on 16 Feb 2009

Old time-but better then some of the new…

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By Mark C (1,395) on 13 Feb 2009

One of my favorite Gregory Peck flicks. Best picture of 1947…

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By Paul D (6,077) on 11 Feb 2009

Poignant film that dives into our overt and sometimes disguised preconceptions of others…

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By Madalynn H (3) on 11 Feb 2009

Outstanding performance by the lovely Gregory Peck…

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By Edith N (976) on 27 Jan 2009

As we discussed recently, this won Best Picture in 1947…

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By Daniel S (2,332) on 26 Jan 2009

Peck does a great job in his role as a journalist who pretends to be Jewish after deciding to write articles dealing with anti-Semitism…

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By James B (2,746) on 02 Dec 2008

Kazan, despite the Oscars, would later say that the romance in the film was forced, and while I have to agree on an emotional level (Peck's…

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By R.a. L (186) on 02 Dec 2008

Kazan, despite the Oscars, would later say that the romance in the film was forced, and while I have to agree on an emotional level (Peck's…

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By Min K (125) on 28 Nov 2008

Compelling film and storyline…

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By Ian H (828) on 20 Nov 2008

Nice to finally see this controversial movie about every-day racism and anti-Semitism that still feel a little valid today, but perhaps on…

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By Christi P (16) on 23 Oct 2008

Wow. I can't believe I didn't know this movie existed. The upstanding Wasp journalist sets out to prove anti-semitism (exists? is hard…

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By Mike T (1,122) on 09 Oct 2008

Interesting bit of American history...a great piece of civil rights propaganda…

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