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By Steve S (3,182) on 02 Jan 2011

*** (out of four) A well made, but dated adaption of the stage play. It isn't a bad movie, but is far from a gret one…

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By Morgan R (74) on 15 Nov 2010

Ehhh...decent classic...i enjoyed the small town life aspect of the film..the cinematography was great...the town picnic seemed like a fun…

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By Aj V (1,538) on 10 Nov 2010

An okay melodrama, it's not bad, but it's pretty boring for the most part…

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By Christopher B (2,528) on 16 Oct 2010

50's soapy melodrama, but worth a look for the lush colours and William Holden. Woof…

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By Richard R (553) on 28 Jun 2010

What works for Inge on stage now seems to hardly work on film…

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By Jeff B (2,998) on 28 Jun 2010

What works for Inge on stage now seems to hardly work on film…

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By Luiserghio M (237) on 28 Jun 2010

What works for Inge on stage now seems to hardly work on film…

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By André D (1,970) on 25 May 2010

Picnic es una pelicula en glorioso Technicolor, acerca de un hombre que llega a un pueblo abuscar fortuna y encuentra el amor…

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By Riyako H (28) on 13 Dec 2009

Romantic, funny and sad...my only quibble is that William Holden looks so old compared to his supposed college classmate…

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By Bob W (910) on 11 Dec 2009

A bit lumpy but well acted. it seemed to be pulled along vs flowing as if ideas were applied chock-a-block fashion…

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By Ray J (665) on 23 Sep 2009

I enjoyed this one; it was a real picnic of a winner. Nice story, music and the performances were top notch…

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By Jesse M (712) on 18 Jul 2009

Hal the drifter (played by William Holden), has stopped by at a small village in Kansas to visit his childhood friend or fraternity buddy Alan…

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By Claire S (126) on 02 Mar 2009

The pace is stilted, seems like a play, as if we're stuck in one place on a night that won't end…

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By Rob F (285) on 04 Feb 2009

Starts out like a chick flick, turns into an epic…

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By Megan . (171) on 12 Jan 2009

Aside from the fact that technically, Madge (Kim Novak) never really does find the kind of love she is looking for: someone who loves her for…

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By Louise B (264) on 11 Jan 2009

This was a little hokey at times but it is adapted from a stage play and that occasionally happens…

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By K D (104) on 24 Dec 2008

A great, nostalgic snapshot of a particular time in American history, even if it is dated…

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By Michael M (3,845) on 23 Dec 2008

It looks like a classic Boy meets girl plot...but...it is really about a not to bright guy who meets his female counterpart...a not toot bright…

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By Scott C (2,765) on 26 Jul 2008

William Holden is hot and Kim Novak is even hotter. Tension filled happy ending movie…

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By Private U (13,627) on 17 Jul 2008

This is the whitest white white person movie in the history of white people movies, its an entertaining slice of wonderbread…

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