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By Rob L (734) on 02 Aug 2007

Another Billy Wilder classic about Don Birnam, writer and alcoholic…

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By Roche F (74) on 31 Jul 2007

On the subject of boozing and what it does to you, there is nothing to match this hugely powerful and alarming film…

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By Kenny R (101) on 30 Jul 2007

This film is a brilliant and darkly realistic observation on the problem of alcoholism…

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By Weston H (70) on 28 Jul 2007

Gritty, gripping saga of the evils of alcoholism…

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By Rafaele L (81) on 26 Jul 2007

Ray Milland gives the best perfomance of his career as a hopless alcoholic seeking a hidden bottle. Billy Wilder at his best…

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By Cris B (30) on 24 Jul 2007

This film won a deserved four Academy Awards (including Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Actor), and it still is as powerful and moving…

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By David B (3,254) on 24 Jul 2007

This film won a deserved four Academy Awards (including Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Actor), and it still is as powerful and moving…

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By Michael M (3,845) on 14 Jul 2007

Billy Wilder's pioneering and uncompromising study of the effects of alcoholism on a lost individual raised eyebrows in Hollywood back then,…

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By Dave F (362) on 11 Jul 2007

If you like old movies, they don't get better than this. Awesome…

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By Corey . (16) on 09 Jul 2007

A stunning film that has just as much of an impact now as it probably did back in 1945…

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By Mack C (19) on 04 Jul 2007

A classic about the devastating effects alcoholics have on their own lives as well as those around them…

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By Tom D (1,091) on 04 Jul 2007

Considering it was made in 1945 this is a very realistic and unflinching portrayal of alcoholism…

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By Kelly N (66) on 03 Jul 2007

Truly a dark film, with little letup from its depressing nature…

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By Ian H (828) on 29 Jun 2007

Every College Student should see this film…

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By Mike T (1,122) on 27 Jun 2007

This movie is in every way a product of its time. It is a 1940s melodrama to the bone, and thus has lost some of its power over time…

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By Matthew H (1,857) on 25 Jun 2007

It was pertinent and shocking in is time. Now it is outdated, one-dimensional, and features a whiny Ray Millard…

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By Rod F (17) on 25 Jun 2007

This movie is pure quality. A dark tale that shows the effects of addiction and the lengths a desperate man will go to driven by that addiction…

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By Amber B (240) on 25 Jun 2007

Such a great, but very dark, film. The scene with the rat and bat is terrifying, as is the idea of being so dependant on alcohol…

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By Sima A (2) on 24 Jun 2007

A classic, in my top 20 of all time. A great movie about addiction. Ray Milland gives a top notch performance. Another great Billy Wilder film…

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By Derek K (111) on 22 Jun 2007

Agonizing to watch…

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