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By Chris S (3,490) on 23 Aug 2007

Intriguing story with great performances…

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By Bob W (910) on 23 Aug 2007

Intriguing story with great performances…

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By Shira P (69) on 15 Aug 2007

A thought provoking look at the negative influence of anti semitism post WW2.Peck is as humble and watchable as ever.A poignant scene at the…

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By Rachel H (732) on 14 Aug 2007

This is one of the BEST older films made. It is AWESOME…

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By Sean W (871) on 11 Aug 2007

Heavy handed and almost laughable best picture winner dealing with anti-semitism. It's way too earnest for its own good…

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By Duncan G (42) on 01 Aug 2007

This movie should be required viewing for everyone in schools…

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By Emily B (973) on 03 Jul 2007

Phil Green is a magazine writer who decides to write a series of articles exposing anti-Semitism…

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By Daniel P (2,457) on 18 Jun 2007

The message of this movie appears to be Don't discriminate against Jews because they're trying really hard to be like us normal people…

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By Vj B (208) on 12 Jun 2007

Gregory Peck was outstanding. This movie takes a real look into the ideas and thoughts of what people thought of Jews at the time…

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By Jason H (1,621) on 10 Jun 2007

A Gregory Peck staple (AS well as to Kill a Mockingbird). Great film that address anti-semitism in the United States…

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By Peter B (1,397) on 10 Jun 2007

Underrated Oscar winner features excellent performances from Gregory Peck, John Garfield, Celeste Holm, Anne Revere, and Dean Stockwell…

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By Melanie K (103) on 10 Jun 2007

Yay for reporters with convictions, even if they struggle understanding sometimes what they really believe…

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By Shelley S (115) on 09 Jun 2007

Everyone, EVERYONE, should see this movie…

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By Andrew S (3,174) on 08 Jun 2007

This courageous Best Picture pick was one of the earliest movies to deal with the issue of Antisemitism/Racism in the United States…

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By Byron B (1,084) on 08 Jun 2007

I love the message of this movie. This I think is the best of several social issue movies from the 40's…

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By Greg P (722) on 05 Jun 2007

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 Kim J (141) on 05 Jun 2007

I simply can't get enough Gregory Peck, and he's so wonderful in this movie…

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By Tiny M (1) on 21 May 2007

Great story w/ a great actor, no wonder this movie won oscars…

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By Peiyu L (2) on 20 Mar 2007

Such an amazing and powerful film for its time. Examines the unspoken anti-semitism throughout much of America…

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By Martin O (375) on 03 Jul 2006

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