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By Greg P (722) on 28 Jul 2008

Greaet film feels a little dated for modern eyes. Great performance by Voight as the wide-eyed stud but a grand performance from Hoffman…

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By Victoria A (53) on 27 Jul 2008

Country boy voight heads to the big city to make his fortune as a male prostitute.What starts out as a nieve young man full of fun and big…

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By Mike S (2,123) on 27 Jul 2008

Great performances by then New comer John Voight and Dustin Hoffman.. bloody hell this movie is sad.. ugh…

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By Jeremy H (495) on 27 Jul 2008

Country boy voight heads to the big city to make his fortune as a male prostitute.What starts out as a nieve young man full of fun and big…

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By Spencer R (83) on 25 Jul 2008

Jon Voight's and Dustin Hoffman's performances are the best thing in this movie and they deserve to be in a better movie than this…

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By Kody H (14) on 21 Jul 2008

First half hour was painful to watch but when the grit comes in, I finally understood why this is considered a classic. Brilliant acting from Hoffman…

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By Tom Q (45) on 21 Jul 2008

First half hour was painful to watch but when the grit comes in, I finally understood why this is considered a classic. Brilliant acting from Hoffman…

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By Robert K (393) on 20 Jul 2008

The only American neo-realism film to be released. Perfectly showed how New York was before it got cleaned up in the 90s…

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By Angela O (28) on 17 Jul 2008

Watching this was a weird, good ole fun time. It was much to my liking…

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By Paula C (105) on 17 Jul 2008

No one ever tells you that this movie isn't really about gigolos and has nothing in common with most movies about scrappy, resourceful prostitutes…

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By Richard F (560) on 17 Jul 2008

Atmospheric and absolutely absorbing. Hoffmann and Voight are as good as I've seen them and the direction is mesmorizing…

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By Gabe A (122) on 15 Jul 2008

Probably the most unlikely Best Picture winner, this is a dark and distressing and altogether marvelous snapshot of the beginning of the dark…

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By Jeffrey (24) on 15 Jul 2008

Oscar For Best Picture! Right On Must See…

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By Cheryl M (125) on 14 Jul 2008

This was worth seeing after all these years, having missed it when it first came out (too young to get into the theatre!)…

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By Idan W (16) on 14 Jul 2008

This movie doesn't have the same impact it once did. Still it offers a keen eyed character study and has rich performances…

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By Trevor O (55) on 13 Jul 2008

This movie, although it's disturbing at times, its not at the point where it has you covering your eyes…

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By Alejandro D (142) on 13 Jul 2008

Very dark, disturbing yet fascinating movie, excellent cast with Jon Voigt and Dustin Hoffman. It won Oscar for best movie, director and screenplay…

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By Gary B (698) on 12 Jul 2008

Very much of its time downbeat tale of survival in the slums of New Yoirk. Great lead performances. Good film but not to my taste…

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By Mike M (2,387) on 12 Jul 2008

Sad, funny, harsh, moving, very west, very 60s and very, very good. Voight and Hoffman make such a strange but compelling duo…

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By Nate A (393) on 11 Jul 2008

Moves me each time I see it...Voight is perfect in the role…

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