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By Cathleen K (54) on 21 Mar 2008

There didn't seem too much to this picture? Best pic nom? Really…

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By Adam Z (211) on 20 Mar 2008

Whether or not you agree with the fact that this film beat The Graduate for Best Picture, there's stil little denial that it's a enormous entertainment…

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By Christopher H (1,747) on 20 Mar 2008

Well acted, good twists and turns, the only real drawback is it's a little dated…

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By Karen S (429) on 19 Mar 2008

A great detective story with American racial politics as the subplot. It is realistic and historic…

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By Gavin M (668) on 19 Mar 2008

Thought provoking drama, Poitier at his absolute best. Could watch time and time again. A must see for all…

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By Paul J (1,190) on 17 Mar 2008

Straight-forward and to the point. Made during the height of the civil rights movement, this film caused quite a stir…

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By Hugo S (263) on 13 Mar 2008

This movie was more amazing then I saw expecting. Sidney Poitier's slap is still a jaw dropping moment, even today. As relevent as always…

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By Chris W (2,796) on 13 Mar 2008

An engaging, thought-provoking, and superb film that still has relevance over 40 years later…

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By Laura D (489) on 13 Mar 2008

This movie was more amazing then I saw expecting. Sidney Poitier's slap is still a jaw dropping moment, even today. As relevent as always…

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By Jamie O (73) on 13 Mar 2008

This movie was more amazing then I saw expecting. Sidney Poitier's slap is still a jaw dropping moment, even today. As relevent as always…

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By Masheka W (7) on 13 Mar 2008

This movie was more amazing then I saw expecting. Sidney Poitier's slap is still a jaw dropping moment, even today. As relevent as always…

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By Anthony H (424) on 13 Mar 2008

This movie was more amazing then I saw expecting. Sidney Poitier's slap is still a jaw dropping moment, even today. As relevent as always…

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By Nathan H (860) on 12 Mar 2008

What can I say. It's Poitier at his dramatic best! I loved the TV show as well starring Carrol O,Conner…

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By Deanna B (289) on 12 Mar 2008

The characters are amazing. Officer Gillespie could not have been more perfect or portrayed m ore perfectly…

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By Shahira M (1) on 11 Mar 2008

The winner of 5 oscars in 1967 including best picture, this film deals with race in the south in the late 60's…

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By Danny D (678) on 11 Mar 2008

The winner of 5 oscars in 1967 including best picture, this film deals with race in the south in the late 60's…

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By Sam C (1,031) on 07 Mar 2008

Surprisingly dull, but Sidney is a total stud…

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By Jim C (861) on 06 Mar 2008

One of the best movies i've ever seen, hands down…

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By Billy O (74) on 04 Mar 2008

At a point in time when the world was advocating Free Love, Peace + Harmony - this film is a stark reality check on the real prejudices and…

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By Billy C (98) on 02 Mar 2008

THEY call him Mr. Tibbs. I call him Badass Awesome…

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