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By Aren B (116) on 03 Jul 2008

Wilder in a minor but serious key. If you asked me to name his ten best films this one wouldn't even crack the list…

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By Rfnaples (10) on 30 Jun 2008

Must See! How daring can the screen dare to be? No adult man or woman can risk missing the startling frankness of The Lost Weekend…

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By Wu C (278) on 28 Jun 2008

One of the first movies dealing with addiction. The scenes move pretty quick and you can't even tell it's from the 40's…

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By Sarah A (623) on 21 Jun 2008

I was actually a bit disappointed that all this was was an anti-alcoholism movie; I was hoping there would be some sort of plot…

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By Masorad ( (274) on 19 Jun 2008

May be difficult at this remove to appreciate Mr Birnam's plight as portrayed in this thing, but Wilder's attempt to present alcoholism warts-and-all…

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By Mo T (96) on 18 Jun 2008

Wwwwooooooooooooooowwwww IT'S AMAZING... I LOVE IT.. MO…

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By Olli P (61) on 23 May 2008

It may be over 60 years old, but The Lost Weekend is still for me the best film ever made about addiction in general and problem drinking in…

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By Natasha (28) on 16 May 2008

Incredible film! Ray Milland does an amazing portrayal of an alcoholic…

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By Suveera A (91) on 14 May 2008

Genius director Wilder's deeply harrowing and poignantly disturbing definitive study of addiction (in this supreme case, alcoholism) and its…

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By Matt G (2,017) on 12 May 2008

Best movie about drinking ever! Unintentionally funny and overly dramatic. Noir plus drama = dramedy of sirk proportions…

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By Darryl J (261) on 06 May 2008

Rack up another hit for Billy Wilder. I'm like a broken record with this shit but I must say ,yet again, that Wilder was ahead of his time…

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By Ryan B (2,114) on 28 Apr 2008

I can't imagine how ground breaking this movie must have been in 1945…

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By James R (2,282) on 26 Apr 2008

A gripping classic. Superb Milland acting. Hard to believe he went on to do The Thing with Two Heads. I also very much enjoyed the UFOish music…

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By Jose P (350) on 20 Apr 2008

I had no idea what this was about or who these people were in it, nor had I heard of the book or know that it won some awards, all I know is…

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By Tommy N (55) on 12 Apr 2008

A true classic and I dont agree with Barone at all I think this is a timeless film…

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By Ryan L (1,187) on 06 Apr 2008

Billy Wilder has captured the brutal realism of alcoholism in this 1945 film that may view a little dated but still packs a whopping punch…

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By Michael B (2,768) on 06 Apr 2008

Billy Wilder has captured the brutal realism of alcoholism in this 1945 film that may view a little dated but still packs a whopping punch…

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Review of The Lost Weekend (1945)

By Matt K (1,446) on 06 Apr 2008

Billy Wilder has captured the brutal realism of alcoholism in this 1945 film that may view a little dated but still packs a whopping punch…

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By Heath R (22) on 03 Apr 2008

Such a mazing film one of the best films dealing wit alcolhism ever... and billy wilder jst deals wit the horror hed on…

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By Adam B (2,189) on 30 Mar 2008

An absolute classic from Wilder and probably one of the darkest old movies I've ever seen…

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