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By Scott S (1,964) on 16 Jan 2012

Mister Roberts (1955) -- [6.0] -- Henry Fonda is caught between a beleaguered WWII cargo crew and their vindictive captain in this oddly cheerful,…

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By Adeline L (22) on 05 Jan 2012

Cute and strangely unique comedy that utilizes its setting well, as well as creating characters that define the main actors well--apart from…

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By Danny R (594) on 31 Dec 2011

A marvelously entertaining classic film that brought the beloved Broadway comedy hit to the silver screen, superbly directed by John Ford &…

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By Andrew B (2,971) on 25 Dec 2011

Had a few moments where it dragged, but still very well acted…

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By Tim G (1,197) on 13 Oct 2011

Perfect cast, topped by Henry Fonda in his favorite role…

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By Anne F (623) on 02 Sep 2011

Through the collaborative efforts of John Ford, Mervyn LeRoy, Joshua Logan and Henry Fonda the film version of Mister Roberts finally got made…

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By Nikolaj Z (205) on 13 Aug 2011

Of the few good moments there are in this flick, the majority of the film seems to miss several emotional beats intended to resonate with the…

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By Elliott F (182) on 25 Jun 2011

Mostly led under the titanic cast list that includes Henry Fonda, James Cagney, Jack Lemmon, and William Powell, John Ford and Mervyn LeRoy's…

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By Nik B (219) on 03 Nov 2010

Heartfelt and tender story with some truly good performances…

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By Ricardo O (219) on 20 Oct 2010

Really liked this war comedy/drama. Jack Lemmon and Henry Fonda are great…

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By Kevin M (2,627) on 20 Sep 2010

Oh what a movie! not one shot is fired, nor any blood spilled. instead the battle is not to survive the war's battles, but its indignities…

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By Dallin V (44) on 19 Sep 2010

Brilliant piece for all those who wish to become cinematically literate. Perfect cast & a timeless story make it a must for true fans of the art form…

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By Russ B (1,141) on 22 Jun 2010

One of my favourites from the Fifties--love the casting, particularly Fonda, Lemmon and James Cagney as an inflexible naval captain with a…

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By Adrian B (1,364) on 22 Jun 2010

One of my favourites from the Fifties--love the casting, particularly Fonda, Lemmon and James Cagney as an inflexible naval captain with a…

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By Ashley S (823) on 15 Jun 2010

Another fantastic example of what a movie should be - focused on the story and the characters involved. Fonda, Cagney, Lemmon, Powell all shine…

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By Nate W (531) on 17 May 2010

Captain, it is I, Ensign Pulver, and I just threw your stinking palm tree overboard. Now, what is all this crud about no movie tonight…

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By Francis M (445) on 04 May 2010

I really wanted to see this. It has all the actors I love. But when I finally saw it, I was falling asleep…

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By Adam R (2,773) on 19 Mar 2010

A clever, consistently enjoyable war comedy, with a quartet of fine performances (Fonda, Lemmon, Cagney, and Powell)…

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By Mya G (23) on 13 Mar 2010

A must-have for any WWII movie collection, this thoughtful comedy explores the side of war so very rarely seen by the movie-going public…

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By Max M (899) on 02 Mar 2010

One of the sadly, unheard of war movies that didn't need physical violence to display the drama of war. Funny and touching…

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