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By Curtis R (160) on 21 Sep 2010

Leave Her To Heaven is a Technicolor masterpiece and a smart film noir movie cleverly disguised as a 20th Century Fox romance film so popular…

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By Brian R (1,372) on 20 Sep 2010

This genuinely perverse and fascinating film noir, filmed in incredibly rich Technicolor, is the tale of a woman's obsessive desire to possess…

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By Chad D (886) on 14 Sep 2010

Leave Her to Heaven is a little-known classic melodrama starring Cornel Wilde as a Richard Harland, a writer, and Gene Tierney as Ellen Berent,…

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By Stan N (25) on 29 Aug 2010

Brilliant Film Noir that demonstrates the destructive ways of twisted love. Surprisingly dark performance from Gene Tierney for its time…

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By Christopher S (2,154) on 26 Aug 2010

Overrated but serviceable melodrama gets off to a pretty weak start, but grows increasingly compelling as the psychological aspects of the…

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By Cindy I (193) on 24 Aug 2010

You think you have a spiteful girlfriend? No you don't. Let Gene Tierney show you how it's done…

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By Doug C (199) on 21 Aug 2010

The title taken from Shakespeare's Hamlet: Leave her to Heaven, and to those thorns that in her bosom lodge, to prick and sting her…

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By Jonathan B (2,317) on 04 Jul 2010

The 1940's was really the golden era of Hollywood big stars and big productions…

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By Martin T (888) on 01 Jul 2010

Marvelous psychodrama, something like a noir Douglas Sirk (an apt comparison, perhaps, considering two of Sirk's films are remakes of John…

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By Hannah D (723) on 28 Jun 2010

This is a bit of a slow-burner but the second half of the film had me gripped. I can't believe Ellen let Richard's brother Danny drown…

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By Countess N (419) on 23 Apr 2010

Such a great movie, Gene Tirney is so ruthless and wicked…

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By Ameena M (61) on 22 Apr 2010

I wouldn't consider this a typical film noir. I don't like to think of it in that genre at all actually…

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By Alexandra W (234) on 09 Apr 2010

Interesting movie, with Gene Tierny in the role of the mentally not-so-healthy Ellen Berent; a woman who will do anything to be alone with…

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By Bryanna H (66) on 15 Jan 2010

Ladies and Gentlemen, Vincent Price. Oh, wait... he's in the movie for all of 20 minutes... Ah…

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By Ashley H (2,345) on 10 Dec 2009

Great plot, idea, acting, and color. My problem is that it just reeks of melodrama. Tierney makes the movie…

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By David S (4,459) on 07 Dec 2009

Somehow both overwrought and extremely mannered. The combination just makes the movie generally yawn-inducing…

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By Bill M (1,080) on 06 Oct 2009

This classic film is wonderfully acted, scored and cinematically beautiful…

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By Addiena I (98) on 06 Oct 2009

This classic film is wonderfully acted, scored and cinematically beautiful…

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By Ld P (148) on 21 Sep 2009

Leave Her to Heaven (1945) This was 20th centry Fox's highest grossing film of the 1940s. Its a beautifully filmed piece…

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By Mark S (2,772) on 16 Sep 2009

Leave Her to Heaven is hysterical, misogynistic melodrama of the highest caliber…

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