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By Lisa H (480) on 03 Nov 2012

They don't make 'em like that anymore. A masterpiece! The truth is one and only:Oldies never dies…

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By Art L (207) on 03 Nov 2012

They don't make 'em like that anymore. A masterpiece! The truth is one and only:Oldies never dies…

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By P. P (134) on 30 Oct 2012

I have been hunkering down with the classics lately. I have always had a soft spot for the grand epic tableaus of David Lean…

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By Joshua G (618) on 22 Oct 2012

A take on war epics asks some very hard questions and in the end someone has to pay. Great spectacle…

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By Harpreet S (317) on 22 Oct 2012

A take on war epics asks some very hard questions and in the end someone has to pay. Great spectacle…

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By Tynan Y (39) on 17 Oct 2012

The Bridge on the River Kwai is an excellent war film. It is probably one of the best war films ever…

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By Jhon E (88) on 17 Oct 2012

The Bridge on the River Kwai is an excellent war film. It is probably one of the best war films ever…

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By Devin E (27) on 15 Oct 2012

Beautifully acted and filmed. A thought provoking and human drama, wrapped in a war epic. This is a terrifically moving classic…

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By Jh K (596) on 11 Oct 2012

Una peli 10 porque lo cubre todo: un contexto interesante, una historia que avanza con interes, unos personajes interesantes…

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By Beau D (125) on 05 Oct 2012

An epic exploration of the futility and suffering in war, with a solid healthy dose of British stiff upper lip…

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By Austin B (256) on 28 Sep 2012

There's a method to the madness in this David Lean masterpiece, which works as a powerful anti-war epic, a thrilling adventure AND a searing…

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By Joe P (367) on 28 Sep 2012

There's a method to the madness in this David Lean masterpiece, which works as a powerful anti-war epic, a thrilling adventure AND a searing…

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By Michael F (1,296) on 21 Sep 2012

One of the best War Movies, sad ending, great acting, and draws you in…

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By Jeff N (329) on 19 Sep 2012

Brilliantly written and character-rich war film that goes far beyond the bullets and explosions and captivatingly displays multiple perspectives…

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By Greg P (722) on 19 Sep 2012

David Lean is still in my top 5 director list. Even with such a small body of work…

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By Rodrigo L (168) on 07 Sep 2012

Para mi, el mejor trabajo de David Lean, una aventura sobre compaÃ±erismo y un mensaje anti-guerra muy obvio, actuaciones impecables, ambientaciÃ³n…

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By Muhammad K (221) on 09 Aug 2012

Deceptive…

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By Mark V (431) on 08 Aug 2012

Plot driven, character driven, story driven, really well driven. This movie is thick, deep, heavy. I like all the characters, everything about it…

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By R A (32) on 28 Jul 2012

A fantastic commentary on war and human nature that must be understood in the context of 1957, that is 12 years removed from World War II and…

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By Patrick J (175) on 28 Jul 2012

A fantastic commentary on war and human nature that must be understood in the context of 1957, that is 12 years removed from World War II and…

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