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By Mike O (339) on 05 Jun 2008

I now have a very distinc knowledge of what colors cause the gag reflex, thank you the killing fields…

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By Jake R (447) on 03 Jun 2008

If there were more films like 'The Killing Fields' maybe there wouldn't be so many wars in the world…

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By Alison P (162) on 31 May 2008

I saw this as a young child, thanks to my dad, and I still regale this as one of the greatest films of our time…

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By Grant K (753) on 30 May 2008

A film that is dragged down by poor scriptwriting and direction but still perseveres due to Ngor's acting and the story of human survival and…

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By Jenny Z (82) on 24 May 2008

No war war movie has ever felt so real, not even saving private ryan…

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By Patrick F (771) on 23 May 2008

It's pretty good. Kind of long, though, and I reall don't like the way the movie starts. I liked the ending though…

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By Rob T (428) on 20 May 2008

Long, confusing, rambling narrative that fails to adequately portray the true horror of the killing fields…

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By Cheri C (13) on 14 May 2008

Amazing movie that you all should see. It brings things to light that if you know nothing about Cambodian history, you will be awed about…

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By Pierce M (4) on 09 May 2008

Heartbreaking sad but you have a new found idea of what the Khimer Rouge did to their people in Cambodia…

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By Doris T (2) on 02 May 2008

Fantastic movie. Graphic and horrific but very moving. R.I.P. Dith Pran who the film is about. Thankyou for sharing your life with us humble beings…

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By Jos . (55) on 24 Apr 2008

One of my all time favourites, this is a movie that has not only influenced a lot of people to take an interest in Cambodia, but has been used…

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By Robert A (771) on 24 Apr 2008

Incredible acting, incredibly well-told true story, one of the most harrowing and haunting human events. Read First They Killed My Father, Loung Ung…

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By Tristen A (1) on 23 Apr 2008

Intense but really good. Everyone should learn about what happened in Cambodia…

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By Lee G (459) on 23 Apr 2008

Deeply politcal and emotional condemnation of war. All sides are equally implicated in the brutallity where the real losers are the ordinary people…

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By Emily O (99) on 19 Apr 2008

Saw this one years ago, loved it then... loved it now! Classic…

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By Tom S (1,076) on 19 Apr 2008

Malkovich, malkovich. always seems to pop up. the man love is awesome…

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By Francesca B (30) on 19 Apr 2008

Saw this one years ago, loved it then... loved it now! Classic…

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By Hugh W (40) on 17 Apr 2008

Very emotional depiction of the brutalities of the khmer rouge revolution. not one for the faint hearted…

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By Di D (1) on 13 Apr 2008

He was a reporter for the New York Times whose coverage of the Cambodian War would win him a Pulitzer Prize for international reporting…

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By Ian G (848) on 10 Apr 2008

Shocking, eye opening and ultimately triumphant. not your safe family movie but everyone does need to have seen this once in their life…

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