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By Vadim D (535) on 22 Jun 2011

âThough nothing can bring back the hour/of splendor in the grass,/Glory in the flower,/We will grieve not, but rather find/Strength in what…

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By Se7Enth A (232) on 22 Jun 2011

Though nothing can bring back the hour/of splendor in the grass,/Glory in the flower,/We will grieve not, but rather find/Strength in what…

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By Carolyn G (365) on 13 Jun 2011

Natalie Wood just breaks your heart in this…

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By Ley M (4) on 13 Apr 2011

Bud Stamper (Warren Beatty) is the rich, popular captain of his highschool football team…

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By Katie P (213) on 11 Apr 2011

I love this film because the social mores placed (de facto) upon the sexes is still the same today as it was nearly 100 years ago and the story…

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By Jack W (1,198) on 22 Feb 2011

Incredible story with layer upon layer of content and thematics, making standard teenage films of today ridiculous by comparison…

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By Tino R (500) on 22 Feb 2011

Incredible story with layer upon layer of content and thematics, making standard teenage films of today ridiculous by comparison…

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By Tony O (172) on 01 Feb 2011

I had never seen this. It's something else, with very charismatic performances by WB and NW…

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By Daniel A (1,013) on 21 Jan 2011

What though the radiance which was once so brightBe now for ever taken from my sight,Though nothing can bring back the hourOf splendour in…

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By Jim H (1,089) on 16 Jan 2011

Iffy acting at times, but the characters are multi-dimensional and relatively easy to relate to regardless…

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By John H (1,894) on 13 Jan 2011

The name of the rose. Andrei Rubljov. The flight over the cookoo nest. The hair. Mutony on Bounty…

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By Reggie G (3) on 04 Dec 2010

The aspiration here is great, but the execution falls into the soap opera category. It is too long…

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By Adrian B (1,364) on 28 Nov 2010

Great film! The acting is very well done by Natalie Wood…

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By David H (2,838) on 22 Nov 2010

This movie was directed by a great director and has a great cast. Wood and Beatty give fantastic performances…

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By Manny C (1,251) on 03 Oct 2010

For a movie made in the 60's about the 20's it has alot of deep story lines in it. Plus I forgot how cute Warren Beatty was…

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By Roy G (64) on 02 Oct 2010

I am 40 years old and have been watching Real Movies since I was 7 years old. I saw 1976s remake of A Star is Born and I really liked it…

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By Jon O (127) on 03 Sep 2010

I have just been lucky enough to buy and re-watch this great movie…

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By Mike C (1,722) on 11 Aug 2010

Two teenagers at the same high school but from different walks of life fall in love, but everything from physical restraint to their parents…

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By Gracie S (46) on 10 Jul 2010

It's nowhere near as flawless as East of Eden or Streetcar, but it's still a very captivating story of teenage love…

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By Tino B (8) on 21 Jun 2010

A nice, intelligent drama about a high school romance that goes bust because the boy wants something more than a good girl can give…

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