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By Shannon S (416) on 13 Sep 2008

Fantastic movie and it shows how some people must always make the right choices especially in society. Love Gregoiry…

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By Ed A (164) on 24 Jul 2008

A rare post-war movie that addressed an issue that few wanted to talk about in social circles…

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By Abbie P (26) on 19 Jul 2008

It is said that Gregory Peck wanted to make this movie because he thought movies could teach as well as entertain…

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By Lauren B (693) on 14 Jul 2008

Great film that sadly remains significant sixty years on. This film does however fall short in focussing only on anti-semitism…

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By Lizzy B (67) on 12 Jul 2008

Um... so I fell asleep... but I got the general idea from waking up at some parts... annnnd... ya…

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By Anne F (623) on 06 Jul 2008

I had no idea that anti-semitism had been so strong in post-warAmerica…

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By Paulo B (34) on 03 Jul 2008

The Crash of its day. I get that anti-semitism was prevalent in America; I just think the subject deserved a subtler treatment than this…

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By Kyle S (1,377) on 03 Jul 2008

The Crash of its day. I get that anti-semitism was prevalent in America; I just think the subject deserved a subtler treatment than this…

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By K S (197) on 29 Jun 2008

Post-war anti-semitism in the United States. An ugly beast that would raise its head numerous times since…

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By Samantha M (475) on 27 May 2008

Perhaps my least favorite of Kazan's films. Then again, this did win him a best director Oscar so what do I know…

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By Leticia V (11) on 27 May 2008

Suprisingly good, with thoughtful arguments all around…

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By Aaron B (1,506) on 22 May 2008

Okay, so this movie's not bad. It kept me interested and I liked the characters- of course, how you can't like Gregory Peck is beyond me…

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By Private U (13,627) on 19 May 2008

This film tackled a subject that most of Hollywood didn't want to touch despite the heads of the studios being predominately Jewish…

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By Michael L (2,383) on 19 May 2008

It is important to take this film in context…

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By Peter A (501) on 14 Apr 2008

Excellent movie about actively fighting prejudice rather than tsk-tsking from the sidelines…

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By Tore S (196) on 28 Mar 2008

Preachy, dated lesson on anti-semitism. To be fair, this was politically groundbreaking in 1947, but it seems fairly stiff and two-dimensional today…

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By Thanassis M (10) on 28 Mar 2008

Preachy, dated lesson on anti-semitism. To be fair, this was politically groundbreaking in 1947, but it seems fairly stiff and two-dimensional today…

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By Christopher S (2,154) on 22 Mar 2008

Gregory Peck is such a beacon of good character. I'm now inspired to yell more forcefully at my relatives this Easter when they make racist comments…

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By Adam R (2,773) on 14 Mar 2008

Excelente pelÃcula que a pesar de tener mas de 60 aÃ±os se mantiene actual en su trama sobre todo en el aspecto de ser complice silencioso…

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By Paul J (1,190) on 22 Feb 2008

ï? I guess, at the time, this was powerful and maybe even controversial stuff. But it hasn't aged that well…

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