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By Sara J (321) on 12 Nov 2008

A remakable film that made me cry simply because the prejudices they suffered back then are sadly still the case today…

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By Nick G (800) on 11 Nov 2008

Perhaps it was a huge coincidence with Obamas victory, but Guess Who's Coming to Dinner has been playing on Turner Movie Classics lately, and…

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By Michael C (2,821) on 10 Nov 2008

Outstanding movie detailing racial tensions when a white young woman brings her black fiancee home to her family…

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By Jason S (2,514) on 10 Nov 2008

This movie features the amazing Spencer Tracy only 17 days before he died. Kinda tragic. And what a job he did…

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By Gissella V (5) on 09 Nov 2008

One of the great American movies of the 60s, and one of Stanley Kramer's best films…

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By Tony B (947) on 09 Nov 2008

Wonderful acting with a great script and several very memorable scenes. It's a classic must see film for everyone…

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By Louise B (264) on 09 Nov 2008

The acting was top notch. This has to be one of the most well acted movies I've ever seen…

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By Sarah (428) on 09 Nov 2008

God I love this movie. brings me almost to tears every single time. every cast member is perfect…

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By Laura T (249) on 08 Nov 2008

Very good film. How much we've changed, yet stayed the same…

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By Danielle A (95) on 28 Oct 2008

Leaves you with a good feeling. The all star staff was terrific. Wonderful end scene with Tracy…

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By Arié C (5) on 27 Oct 2008

Could look a little bit clichÃ© today, but I guess really necessary when it was released…

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By Mandie P (22) on 27 Oct 2008

It was probably great at the time, I like Sidney Poitier, but parts were slow. Really liked the remake, Guess Who…

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By Curtis L (385) on 23 Oct 2008

A wonderful film in its own right, over and above its historical role…

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By Corey M (289) on 10 Oct 2008

One of the best movies ever. Hilarious. See it; you'll love it! And Weezy from The Jeffersons is in it…

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By Sarah B (1,309) on 10 Oct 2008

One of the best movies ever. Hilarious. See it; you'll love it! And Weezy from The Jeffersons is in it…

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By K D (104) on 07 Oct 2008

Despite some great performances from this legendary trio the film itself is just too ambitious for it's own good with it's lighthearted approach…

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By Derek W (506) on 07 Oct 2008

Despite some great performances from this legendary trio the film itself is just too ambitious for it's own good with it's lighthearted approach…

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By Stina G (12) on 06 Oct 2008

Sidney Poitier is brilliant! Tracy/Hepburn are completely realistic in their performances…

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By Kevin S (2,121) on 06 Oct 2008

Sidney Poitier is brilliant! Tracy/Hepburn are completely realistic in their performances…

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By Jon T (527) on 05 Oct 2008

Excellent acting and good dialogue make the characters seem natural and real…

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