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By Brandon S (2,121) on 05 Feb 2010

An incredibly stupid man rats out his murderer IRA buddy, and then his guilty conscience makes him absurdly defensive…

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By Tim C (1,157) on 06 Jan 2010

An economically desperate Irish man informs on his friend to get money for his lover to go to America, and ends up feeling guilty for his betrayal…

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By Adam R (2,773) on 05 Jan 2010

An atmospheric and suspenseful film which - while not quite measuring up to the Carol Reed masterpiece Odd Man Out, another movie about duplicity…

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By Adam P (1,180) on 04 Dec 2009

Fantastic film from John Ford with an outstanding performance by Victor McLaglen. A perfect example that fog can be used to set a mood…

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By Arno Y (6) on 26 Nov 2009

A John ford classic! my favorite ford movie…

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By John C (2,737) on 14 Sep 2009

John Ford would have been a great film noir director if he had chosen to make one…

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By Walter C (337) on 24 Mar 2009

File Thanasi apo sena den perimena 4.5 asteria gi' afto to aristourgima....Eksiel e Eksiel.......xaxaxaxa…

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By Slappy M (165) on 16 Mar 2009

The only good parts of this HIGHLY overrated film is: 1. The MASTERFUL performance by Victor McLaglen. (Wow. Damned good…

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By Ariella S (7) on 02 Mar 2009

Low budget, great cinematography, interesting content, delves into nature of morality, group and individual…

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By Brian H (1,202) on 24 Nov 2008

Vistor McLaglen (The Quiet Man, Gunga Din) wins and Oscar in John Ford's early classic. (note: McGlaglen fought Jack Johnston once - he lost)…

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By Terry D (93) on 03 Nov 2008

Brilliant John Ford Movie however it hasnt stood the test of time like some of Fords other films such as The Searchers but it is still a great movie…

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By Private U (13,627) on 31 Oct 2008

Effective and atmospheric tale of a desperate man (McLaglen) who informs on a friend and IRA leader for the reward during the Irish rebellion…

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By Russell G (1,053) on 25 Jul 2008

Wow, una sorpresa. No esperaba que me impactara tanto. Que atmosfera!!!! Que atmosfera…

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By Nicolas O (36) on 04 Jun 2008

Far be it from me to dump on a classic and one that has such a sympathetic view of Ireland but I sense that the expressionistic landscape of…

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By Jayden ; (110) on 04 Jun 2008

Far be it from me to dump on a classic and one that has such a sympathetic view of Ireland but I sense that the expressionistic landscape of…

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By Alex B (1,607) on 23 Apr 2008

This is a brilliant portrait of a traitor (Victor McLaglen in Oscar winning performance) who is hounded by his own conscience…

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By Karl V (291) on 06 Mar 2008

Awesome acting. Trite dialogue and imagery is saved by subtle plot detours. I'm a big Departed fan and I can see where Scorsese got some inspiration…

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By Alfred P (29) on 21 Feb 2008

The film very much shows its age. The message at the end as simplistic as any plot turns in the film itself…

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By Derek C (273) on 02 Feb 2008

Sam do you think every movie is perfect? Sam I'm waiting for a reply…

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By Daniel P (2,457) on 27 Jan 2008

Phenomenal story of a poor dumb Irishman who betrays his friend to the British for cash and suffers the consequences…

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