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By Tim M (3,013) on 20 Nov 2013

Bertolucci's claustrophobic look at the love between Brando and Schneider is often grotesque and unrewarding…

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By Grant K (753) on 20 Aug 2013

Wednesday, August 21, 2013 (1972) Last Tango In Paris EROTIC DRAMA To some it's one of those great films about a husband making attempts to…

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By Benjamin N (381) on 15 Aug 2013

Unreal performance by brando but the subject matter wasn't for me…

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By Alex W (1,471) on 21 May 2013

The sex here isn't all that sensual. It's a vehicle for aggression, and more importantly, something to hide in, to forget loss and grief…

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By Natalie O (239) on 08 Apr 2013

Tango is a sexiest movie...revolutionary, poetic and maybe not understandable for people who have not ever loved like Picasso loved…

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By Alvaro V (27) on 31 Mar 2013

Marlon Brando's acting in this movie made me give it four stars, if you are going to watch it, watch it primarily for his acting…

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By Nilufer R (1,189) on 23 Feb 2013

Surprise ending to a weirdly erotic movie. I'm not sure why it was that famous and liked, it was mostly depressing and disturbingly sexy…

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By Dan L (903) on 23 Feb 2013

Surprise ending to a weirdly erotic movie. I'm not sure why it was that famous and liked, it was mostly depressing and disturbingly sexy…

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By Nilufer E (774) on 23 Feb 2013

Surprise ending to a weirdly erotic movie. I'm not sure why it was that famous and liked, it was mostly depressing and disturbingly sexy…

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By Nick O (721) on 18 Feb 2013

That opening shot of Brando screaming. Holy shit. Talk about one-of-the-best-ever. MAN…

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By Sausages M (143) on 02 Feb 2013

Interesting and difficult. There's a lot to like about this film, but also a quite a lot to dislike…

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By Jonathan D (792) on 26 Dec 2012

I remember how I learned about this movie. There was a giant, double-fold ad in the NY Times quoting Pauline Kael's entire review…

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By Arash B (269) on 26 Nov 2012

The film itself holds a space for sweetness among all the sexuality and perversity there is at first glance…

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By Joey S (579) on 17 Nov 2012

This is a very depressing and serious film, and probably very controversial at the time, but still one of the finest Marlon Brando films I've…

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By Giuseppe P (190) on 16 Nov 2012

Un film in cui la regia subisce il fascino magnetico del geniale attore-protagonista, che dirige il film con la sua recitazione…

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By Matt M (2,511) on 31 Oct 2012

Art house eroticism occasionally disturbed by the need of much less interesting sub plots that make the film seem too long…

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By Patrik E (83) on 18 Oct 2012

Last Tango in Paris is quite the controversial film it is due to the main characters engaging in loveless erotic sex (there's even the butter…

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By Samson D (29) on 13 Sep 2012

Descobri o charme do Marlon Brando com este filme. O filme possui cenas mto boas porém a história é fraca…

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By Benjamin W (694) on 11 Aug 2012

Way ahead of its time. No cheap special effects. A powerful work of Art…

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By Gilbertkz . (17) on 11 Aug 2012

Way ahead of its time. No cheap special effects. A powerful work of Art…

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