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By Jason J (1,369) on 09 Nov 2010

The pinnacle of Ealing comedies and also its most darkest, Kind Hearts and Coronets has got to be one of the funniest films about murder to…

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By Ike O (46) on 05 Nov 2010

I approached this with some skepticism but was roiling in riotous laughter within minutes…

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By Russell J (78) on 04 Nov 2010

A classic Ealing comedy from 1949 that deals with thwarted ambition and class hierarchies and murderous desires…

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By Indi V (217) on 27 Oct 2010

It felt like alot of the humor went over my head, though I did get a few pieces of humor ( especially the ending, so funny) Still, Dennis Price…

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By Candido C (1) on 22 Oct 2010

Wonderful flim! Alec Guiness is brilliant in the lead role! Loved the twisted ending…

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By Chris G (1,743) on 18 Oct 2010

Wicked little black comedy stars Dennis Price as Louis D'Ascoyne, who stands to become the Duke of Chalfont if only he could get rid of (murder)…

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By Tonya S (41) on 23 Sep 2010

This surpasses Arsenic and Old Lace as my favorite black comedy. It's so full of charm and cleverness…

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By Ivan D (347) on 07 Sep 2010

What makes Kind Hearts and Coronets special among other scheming murderers films is its protagonist's unusually rightful motive that may have…

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By Dave Kehr (1,442) for Chicago Reader (7,190) on 02 Sep 2010

Robert Hamer's 1949 film is often cited as the definitive black, eccentric British comedy, yet it's several cuts better than practically anything…

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By Jennifer S (930) on 27 Aug 2010

Comparing this to other films where one actor plays multiple characters I have to place it behind Dr…

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By Jeffrey C (821) on 20 Aug 2010

The beauty of a classic movie wuth its fullest aspect..the story tells of an unfortunate boy who lost his royalty for his mothers marriage…

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By Keith S (371) on 10 Aug 2010

A dark comedy about a spurned heir, Price, who kills all of the heirs in front of him for dukeship…

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By Johnny B (564) on 09 Aug 2010

Dark British Comedy is some of the best around…

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By Jon D (534) on 08 Aug 2010

A classic black comedy of wit, manners and sophisication headed by the irrepressable Alec Guinness (in 8 different character roles)…

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By David L (3,419) on 01 Aug 2010

Perfect movie. Treat yourself if you've never seen it before Hollywood ruin it with an unnecessary remake…

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By Cole Smithey (1,865) for ColeSmithey.com (1,853) on 26 Jul 2010

Robert Hamer's 1949 film is an impeccable premiere example of Black Comedy…

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By Jane H (144) on 07 Jul 2010

Louis Mazzini: It is so difficult to make a neat trump of killing people with whom one is not on friendly terms…

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By Samantha S (1,257) on 20 Jun 2010

Having seen very few movies from this era, I was pleased to see this one…

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By Adam R (2,773) on 03 Jun 2010

I used to think of Alex Guinness as Obi Wan Kenobi, but then my dad introduced me to his earlier movies, including this one…

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By Brian S (2,291) on 06 May 2010

The most original movie about a killer. It is moving all the way through and it is absolutely perfect…

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