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By David L (3,419) on 04 Jul 2013

Forget the overacting from Katharine Houghton and take in the pure delight in watching Poitier, Hepburn and the incomparable Spencer Tracy…

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By Alec B (1,705) on 10 Jun 2013

The actual plot is a bit slow but it was incredibly controversial when it first came out in the 1960s and ground breaking…

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By Timothy J (535) on 28 May 2013

My how far we've come! A really good movie. A great closing speech by Spencer Tracy…

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By Gavin S (642) on 15 May 2013

Great performances from Sidney Poitier, Katharine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy (in his last role before his death)…

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By Isaac L (113) on 22 Apr 2013

The film Certainly had its impact at the time of its release, 45 years later, it is still compulsively watchable and if one swap the interracial…

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By Melanie P (65) on 01 Apr 2013

Couldn't understand why they HAD to get married after 11 days, but the acting is brilliant…

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By Matt M (2,511) on 30 Mar 2013

A liberal couple put their ideologies to the test when their daughter comes home with her fiancé, a black man…

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By Rocco C (16) on 17 Mar 2013

There was one thing that I took away from this picture above all was the fact that we are all colourless human beings and love is just, simply,…

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By Keenan S (659) on 05 Mar 2013

Guess Who's Coming To Dinner is nothing short of a superb film that has not aged one bit, despite some people bitching about it think…

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By Chase M (359) on 23 Feb 2013

I cannot begin to understand how impactful this movie was when it premiered. Poitier gives a grand performance as always…

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By Brad S (2,657) on 18 Feb 2013

Hadn't watched this in a while, seemed somewhat dated, but I still really enjoyed it...the acting is superb as is the writing…

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By Kerby H (812) on 18 Feb 2013

Hadn't watched this in a while, seemed somewhat dated, but I still really enjoyed it...the acting is superb as is the writing…

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By Four Star F (259) on 06 Feb 2013

This film directed by Stanley Kramer, has a relatively simple story line revolving around a major issue…

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By Emily L (439) on 23 Jan 2013

I love Tracy and Hebburn, but this movie is really dated…

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By Kevin L (2,013) on 08 Jan 2013

Una joven de familia acomodada lleva a casa, para presentárselo a sus padres, a su novio, un médico negro con el que tiene la intención…

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By Corlesia S (2) on 15 Dec 2012

Such a great movie! Beautiful performances by the whole cast I'm glad I watched it…

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By Alexander C (2,448) on 27 Nov 2012

Very dated today, but still an interesting look at racism in America…

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By Kevin R (2,184) on 27 Nov 2012

Very dated today, but still an interesting look at racism in America…

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By Sue K (66) on 29 Sep 2012

Just watched this again for the 1st time in years. What a classic…

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By Hannah S (341) on 03 Sep 2012

I finally saw this movie! Amazing…

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