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By David H (2,838) on 24 Jun 2012

Excellent movie. Julie Andrews and James Garnet at their best…

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By Samuel B (481) on 02 Oct 2011

Don't show me how profitable it'll be to fall in love with you, Charlie. Don't Americanize me…

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By Monsieur R (279) on 24 Feb 2011

A cynical American Naval officer first clashes with and then falls in love with his idealistic British driver who is a war widow…

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By Yili S (4) on 02 Nov 2010

A wonderful surprise of a film. I never heard about it before, watched on TCM based solely on the star power…

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By Lee M (4,001) on 23 Feb 2010

Between a 7/10 and 8/10, though a bit overstuffed with long-winded speeches and somewhat mistitled, Chayefsky's scabrously and darkly funny…

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By Eightthirty . (103) on 08 Feb 2010

09/02/2010 (ONLINE) I really had no idea what was going on for a while, but I held on and allowed myself to get in tune with the flavor…

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By Treat P (22) on 06 Jan 2010

These two make a hilariously great couple…

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By Barry P (156) on 19 Dec 2009

This movie blew me away. The writing, the dialogue, the moral conundrum are beyond exceptional…

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By Sam H (392) on 19 Dec 2009

This movie blew me away. The writing, the dialogue, the moral conundrum are beyond exceptional…

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By Alex S (2,786) on 12 Dec 2009

In the begining, I liked this movie, but as it progressed, this feeling lessened…

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By Edith N (976) on 02 Nov 2009

Great anti-war movie…

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By Bill T (1,098) on 25 Sep 2009

The dialogue is of the exactly perfect pith and patter. I love it…

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By Christopher S (2,154) on 05 Aug 2009

I haven't seen a lot of anti-war movies set during WWII, so this one made a nice change. Plus, it was funny! Also a nice change…

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By Lindsay B (329) on 05 Jun 2009

A neat flick. Good find. Funny, well written script, good acting. The garden scene has the best commentary on war of any antiwar film ever…

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By Bridget S (28) on 23 May 2009

I little tooooooo long for its own good. I love James Garner and the humor was usually spot on…

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By David F (1,889) on 27 Mar 2009

James Coburn's character pissed me off…

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By Jennifer P (568) on 20 Feb 2009

Emily Barham: I believe in honor, service, courage, and fair play, and cricket, and all the other symbols of British character…

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By David J (1,942) on 17 Oct 2008

Pretty good deconstruction on different view points of the morality of war, the machinery of war and the politics of war set on the eve of…

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By Liv G (20) on 17 Oct 2008

Pretty good deconstruction on different view points of the morality of war, the machinery of war and the politics of war set on the eve of…

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By Jason R (1,823) on 21 Jul 2008

I was more enthusiastic about this film the first time I saw it (which was likely the result of being a little smitten with Andrews), but it…

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