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By Sydney Y (69) on 22 Jan 2012

Great movie! I was not bored for one minute. Plus, it touches on the issue of discrimination between race during this sensitive era. Excellent movie…

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By Allister T (3) on 21 Jan 2012

I believe a very important film of it's time…

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By Krys L (77) on 06 Jan 2012

Stanley Kramer creates a fantastic and very socially conscious film…

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By Tea R (370) on 02 Jan 2012

We're in sort of a situation. You see, we didn't just meet in Hawaii - we spent a lot of time together there. I mean all the time…

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By Mike H (1,369) on 29 Dec 2011

For all the detractors that want to say this is totally fictitious, I think it's missing something important to say it's stupid and simplistic…

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By Stefanie R (156) on 29 Dec 2011

I just cried watching this movie. It is soooo good... Love Spencer Tracy and Katherine Hepburn…

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By Jennifer X (401) on 04 Dec 2011

Many people have detracted Guess Who's Coming to Dinner for two main reasons: for being outdated, and for the inconsistency where Poitier's…

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By Grisel B (95) on 02 Dec 2011

Awesome film, it never gets old…

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By Lauri L (187) on 17 Nov 2011

Naivete, perky optimism - the face of the civil rights movement? To Kill a Mockingbird situation - the optimal black man who even Mr…

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By Mikey P (179) on 17 Nov 2011

Naivete, perky optimism - the face of the civil rights movement? To Kill a Mockingbird situation - the optimal black man who even Mr…

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By Rachel L (525) on 17 Nov 2011

Naivete, perky optimism - the face of the civil rights movement? To Kill a Mockingbird situation - the optimal black man who even Mr…

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By Bryce I (177) on 29 Oct 2011

At the time of it's release, there's no doubt that it caused a lot of fuss…

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By Wes S (1,293) on 20 Oct 2011

Cast: Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn, Sidney Poitier, Katharine Houghton, Cecil Kellaway, Beah Richards, Isabel Sanford, Roy Glenn, Virginia…

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By Asif K (805) on 20 Oct 2011

Cast: Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn, Sidney Poitier, Katharine Houghton, Cecil Kellaway, Beah Richards, Isabel Sanford, Roy Glenn, Virginia…

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By Ed T (186) on 19 Oct 2011

A marvelous script and the most poignant series of performances by Spencer Tracy, Sidney Poitier, and Katharine Hepburn gives to crown the…

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By Rainer K (444) on 01 Oct 2011

Awesome performances in a very polemic film. Romantic view of interracial relationships…

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By Caleb M (788) on 29 Sep 2011

Although it never gets past the feeling of being an important or big issue movie, Guess Who's Coming to Dinner has a refreshing sense of humor…

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By Vincent H (192) on 22 Sep 2011

Sure it had some strange plot items (the young dancing couple?) but Spencer Tracy gave an indomitable swan song with Hepburn right beside him…

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By Chris W (2,796) on 01 Sep 2011

Guess Who's Coming to Dinner takes place during the course of one day as two families struggle to overcome their concerns about the interracial…

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By Dean T (84) on 30 Aug 2011

A message movie that is interesting in that it targets the insidious racism of upper-class liberals…

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