Review of Key Largo (1948) by Patty M — 19 Jul 2007
Extremely top-level Huston pot-boiler produced in the same year as Sierra Madre; Edward G. Robinson provides a rich counterpart to Bogart's hero and with the two of them facing off, the movie really rocks and rolls; Bacall holds her own.
Recommended as a spectacular "thunderstorm" movie - as the raging hurricane becomes a central plot point, there's nothing better than a real rainstorm happening outside.
This review of Key Largo (1948) was written by Patty M on 19 Jul 2007.
Key Largo has generally received very positive reviews.
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