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By Michael T (3,420) on 08 Feb 2012

Bogdanovich's sparse and desolate picture is a poignant evocation of a specific time and place in American history - a transitory, lost 'America…

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By Peter F (998) on 08 Feb 2012

The Last Picture Show is aptly named if nothing else, as it symbolizes the end of Classical Hollywood in several ways…

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By Paul D (6,077) on 01 Feb 2012

Beautifully shot, it's an evocative rather than provocative coming of age story in a small town, much like American Graffiti but focussing…

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By Cody C (666) on 30 Jan 2012

Pretty much a perfect movie. Great look, great cast, great story, great mood…

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By Pavan R (814) on 26 Jan 2012

A grim rendition of the messy decisions and aimless foolishness of a generation of post-war brats in a ghost town…

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By Alexander P (1,095) on 24 Jan 2012

A classic coming-of-age film. Only American Graffiti could rival it…

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By K S (197) on 21 Jan 2012

Captures the ordinary hopelessness of small town life…

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By Brent J (36) on 06 Jan 2012

Used a great ensemble and story to recreate coming of age in 1950's poor small town America. The film has aged well. Worth the time…

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By Jonathan T (276) on 01 Jan 2012

Unforgettable and poetic-- every time I watch it my awe only increases…

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By Doctor S (657) on 20 Dec 2011

I originally saw this at a drive-in as a youngster. It left and indelible print on my life…

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By Ricardo Junior S (106) on 12 Dec 2011

The Last Picture Show is a masterpiece, one of the most well built tales of decay and melancholy ever made…

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By Coxxie M (339) on 07 Dec 2011

From my local magazine review that I wrote: Director Peter Bogdanovich has seen Anarene, Texas, in the cinematic terms of 1951 -- the languorous…

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By Aditya M (389) on 05 Dec 2011

Nostalgia, sex and eroding innocence run through this movie like a river, and to watch it is to be caught in its seductive, tragic current…

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By C V (11) on 23 Nov 2011

Probablement, l'un des plus beaux films jamais réalisé sur le passage à l'âge adulte…

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By Tw _ (1) on 04 Nov 2011

Beautiful film. I've never been to small town Texas but makes for fascinating characters…

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By Matheus C (287) on 04 Nov 2011

Beautiful film. I've never been to small town Texas but makes for fascinating characters…

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By Robby R (128) on 02 Nov 2011

Elegiac ensemble movie about a dying town whose environment resonates through its black and white photography and perpetual downer country…

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By Alex G (1,313) on 14 Oct 2011

One of my favorite movies ever!!!!!! And that's saying a lot. So many great characters and lines. The story structure is beautiful…

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By Vanessa C (190) on 09 Oct 2011

Poignant tale of small town life. I really enjoyed it. Fav character was Sonny; contained a very mature sensitivity…

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By Khristie A (79) on 02 Oct 2011

Bogdanovich's sparse and desolate picture is a poignant evocation of a specific time and place in American history - a transitory, lost 'America…

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