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By Tanner B (443) on 04 Oct 2015

-IGNORE THIS OUT OF FIVE RATING 4/4 Stunning film about three soldiers put on trial for cowardice during the face of war and their one determined…

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By Anders A (340) on 31 Aug 2015

Set in France WWI, a general pushes a wounded-army towards a living hell. Purely fucking of it's own army, the result is horrible…

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By Victor T (324) on 07 Aug 2015

After the critical acclaimed -but box office failure- The Killing, Kubrick-Harris managed to impress MGM, a studio that offered them enough…

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By Alailson B (274) on 05 Aug 2015

Coronel Dax, personagem de Kirk Douglas, pode facilmente se encaixar como um dos mais importantes personagens da filmografia de Kubrick…

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By Thomas S (1,263) on 13 Jul 2015

This war film directed by the one and only great Stanley Kubrick gives what Winston Churchill calls an accurate portrayal of the war and life…

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By August M (90) on 04 Jul 2015

A wonderful anti-war film. You really do feel for the soldiers by the end…

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By Aiden T (75) on 04 Jul 2015

A wonderful anti-war film. You really do feel for the soldiers by the end…

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By Reece L (510) on 27 May 2015

A scathing satire of the self-serving hubris that results from war, Paths of Glory offers up nearly every facet of the army for criticism,…

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By Tommy H (334) on 21 May 2015

If Kubrick's earlier 1950's films were very much of their time, this was his first timeless piece, but certainly not his last…

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By Cain L (235) on 27 Apr 2015

One of the most poignant, anti-war films in the 1950s…

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By Chris M (3,023) on 27 Apr 2015

One of the most poignant, anti-war films in the 1950s…

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By Andres V (550) on 07 Apr 2015

Kubrick's films never shy away from looking at the weaknesses of humanity. Vanity, faults and egomania are explored with great irony…

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By Paul J (1,190) on 07 Apr 2015

Kubrick's films never shy away from looking at the weaknesses of humanity. Vanity, faults and egomania are explored with great irony…

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By Irene M (252) on 25 Mar 2015

In Paths of Glory Kubrick show us one of the worst sides of war, when the egos of generals and his anxiety for power and glory make them to…

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By Victor M (495) on 25 Mar 2015

In Paths of Glory Kubrick show us one of the worst sides of war, when the egos of generals and his anxiety for power and glory make them to…

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By Connor C (331) on 15 Mar 2015

One of the best war films ever. It may not be the war film for the Oscars. And an outstanding direction by Stanley Kubrick…

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By Josh R (768) on 13 Mar 2015

An emotional,poignant and frighteningly realistic look at the first world war and arguably one of Stanley kubricks finest films paths of glory…

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By Phil H (1,145) on 18 Feb 2015

Despite being known as a bit of a classic, Kubrick's anti-war film was not a box office hit at the time of release…

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By Ibraheem M (533) on 10 Feb 2015

Rich with anti-war themes and featuring solid performance from Kirk Douglas on the front line, Paths of Glory marks the birth of one of the…

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By Michael H (3,299) on 25 Jan 2015

Some gorgeous cinematography and staging but it's so heavyhanded and frequently trite that much of the potential power is lost…

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