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By Gerard M (147) on 04 Jan 2012

Paul Newman and Orsen Welles rocked this movie. Enjoyed it immensely. Got a good chuckle from it too…

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By Douglas D (133) on 28 Dec 2011

Interesting and quirky, you feel like you might be getting a glimpse of life in the 50's south…

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By Peter P (1,726) on 03 Dec 2011

You shut a door in a man's face before he ever knocks on it. Ben Quick is an accused con man and barn burner…

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By Panagiotis T (32) on 01 Sep 2011

If Tennessee Williams took a stab at light comedy, you'd have The Long Hot Summer, a superbly acted romance that is smarter, sexier and more…

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By Kevin M. W (1,682) on 22 Jul 2011

A forgotten gem that pits Paul Newman alongside Orson Welles. Both of which are remarkable…

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By Brian P (1,844) on 11 Jun 2011

The acting is impeccable... I love how you can feel the tension between the characters move right off the screen…

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By Conner R (1,016) on 07 Mar 2011

It's funny that this is an adaptation of William Faulkner because it feels way more like a Tennessee Williams adaptation with all of the same…

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By Nicole D (202) on 15 Sep 2010

Paul Newman and wife Joann Woodward are perfection in the classic southern tale. A must see…

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By Jackie S (211) on 27 May 2010

My absolute favourite film of Newman's. He is amazingly sexy in this one and makes me hope that I can find one of him for myself. Sigh…

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By Laura C (455) on 21 May 2010

I really enjoyed this film for many reasons. First of all Paul Newman is well cast in this very sensual film…

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By Sherief Z (48) on 11 May 2010

I liked the way Welles and Newman had chosen to talk to each other in their scenes…

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By Amanda W (671) on 27 Apr 2010

This world is made of meat eaters, miss clara, take it raw, take raw Best movie I've seen in a long time, stimulating, sexual tension and fantastic…

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By Happy F (6) on 02 Mar 2010

A smouldering classic brimming with unabashed sensuality, witty dialogue, and sizzling chemistry…

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By Jamie T (429) on 21 Jan 2010

WOW! Maybe not so steamy by today's standards, the undeniable chemistry between Newman and Woodward can't be denied…

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By White R (82) on 04 Jan 2010

A good movie, slightly flawed but kept me glued to the screen. I only wish there was more sexual tension between Newman and Woodward…

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By Jay N (1,399) on 27 Nov 2009

You know you only watched this for Paul Newman…

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By Richard S (2,067) on 24 Nov 2009

It makes me want to sit on the Veranda and drink Mint Julips…

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By Scott S (1,964) on 05 Oct 2009

THE LONG. HOT SUMMER sizzles. Sparks fly between Newman and bride to be Woodward, whose reticence to like Newman is all too apparent…

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By Allan C (2,173) on 02 Oct 2009

Good tawdry southern drama from good ol' Faulkner. Paul Newman and Orson Welles fine, but for my money, Lee Remick steals the show…

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By Tim S (2,419) on 25 Sep 2009

OK film that is brought to another level by it's extremely talented cast. First, you have Paul Newman who is his usual, cool self…

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