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By Rob S (980) on 12 May 2012

I'm repeatedly baffled by the reviews I read for altman movies and the movies as I see them…

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By Julien G (201) on 03 May 2012

Le Grand Sommeil version 70's a coups de reflexivite bien place. Elliot Gould est absolument genial. De la balle…

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By Arun J (64) on 30 Apr 2012

Always a favorite - The gumshoe genre…

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By Grant F (305) on 28 Apr 2012

The Long Goodbye is an oddly formatted crime drama with some great twists and a smart-Alec protagonist that you can't help but love…

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By Sebastian H (312) on 10 Apr 2012

A mostly plotless mystery film that is interesting because of the character of Philip Marlowe, played wonderfully by Elliott Gould…

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By Jim B (632) on 09 Apr 2012

Elliot Gould plays a sloppy private eye that gets himself into all kinds of trouble. Nice crime thriller from the 70s…

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By Reid V (193) on 05 Apr 2012

Altman's Neo-Noir is a very enjoyable film. It takes Philip Marlowe and places him right in the hedonism of the 1970s…

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By Ryan H (2,006) on 25 Mar 2012

Really a great film. Stood the test of time…

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By Stephen H (1,156) on 21 Mar 2012

Robert Altman deconstructs film noir. It's funny and Elliott Gould is great as Phillip Marlowe…

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By Stephen E (810) on 08 Mar 2012

A different, idiosyncratic version of Phillip Marlowe that nonetheless captures the great cynicism of the legendary private eye and of the…

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By Carl H (95) on 08 Mar 2012

I am a massive Raymond Chandler fan, he is one of my favourite authors and his books have changed my life…

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By Dave J (1,987) on 07 Mar 2012

Wednesday, March 7, 2012 (1973) The Long Goodbye THRILLER People who're familiar with director Robert Altman of MASH, Nashville and Wicker…

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By Éminence G (114) on 31 Jan 2012

Robert Altman's brilliant update of the exploits of the classic 1940's hard-boiled private detective Phillip Marlowe, who is now a cat-loving,…

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By Danny R (594) on 31 Jan 2012

Robert Altman's brilliant update of the exploits of the classic 1940's hard-boiled private detective Phillip Marlowe, who is now a cat-loving,…

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By Ola G (527) on 30 Dec 2011

The Chain-smoking, wisecracking private eye Philip Marlowe (Elliot Gould) helps his friend Terry Lennox to cross the border to Tijuana and…

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By Paul P (1,688) on 25 Nov 2011

A wonderful attempt to update post-war noir tropes to post 60's California. It shouldn't work but it does--wonderfully so…

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By Dave L (798) on 06 Nov 2011

This is a delightfully strange movie. There seems to be always something happening in the background (including exotic yoga dancers)…

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By Kyle G (805) on 09 Oct 2011

Elliot Gould's Philip Marlowe is more of a goody daydreamer than hard-boiled detective, yet somehow its revisionism of neo-noir is unconventional…

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By Zach O (166) on 12 Sep 2011

Elliott Gould is the only thing that makes The Long Goodbye worth watching because the plot (or anything else for that matter) isn't that interesting…

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By Steve K (552) on 06 Sep 2011

If there was ever a place for Altman's iconoclasm to shine, this is definitely it…

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