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By Ivan M (274) on 09 Apr 2012

The sad and gripping story of don birnam and how through his failures in life falls deep into the shit stained bowels of alcoholism…

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By John L (999) on 08 Apr 2012

A good, albeit dated, portrayal of alcoholism hampered by a ludicrous ending…

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By Nandi C (130) on 04 Apr 2012

Ray Milland wins a Best Actor Oscar as an alcoholic who can't seem to account for his time on drinking binges…

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By Mikey P (179) on 02 Apr 2012

Hard and realistic, tough, and although predictable most of the time, a good document about alcoholism…

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By Tim S (2,419) on 23 Mar 2012

Really gritty and in depth look at alcoholism. Ray Milland is absolutely brilliant, and this movie is well worth your time…

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By Tim R (1,080) on 20 Mar 2012

The Lost Weekend is an extraordinary film that thoroughly explores the overwhelming consequences of alcoholism…

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By Danijel J (41) on 07 Mar 2012

One of the movies that is truly historical treasure…

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By Gavin W (128) on 29 Feb 2012

The alcoholic writer drinking himself to death has been a cliche of film for decades but it was never done better than in Billy Wilder's masterpiece…

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By Ben H (1,875) on 21 Feb 2012

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 Kerby H (812) on 15 Feb 2012

A very dramatic, very realistic tale of the up's and (mostly) downs of an alcoholic's life…

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By Pavan R (814) on 02 Feb 2012

An intense movie about an alcoholic. You are constantly oping in the movie and that keeps it going right up to the end…

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By Marat P (198) on 05 Jan 2012

An interestingly poetic if occasionally melodramatic early take on the great addiction of its audience's generation…

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By Sheila C (309) on 18 Dec 2011

Billy Wilder's The Lost Weekend The Lost Weekend is an honest and harrowing look at alcohol addiction seen through the eyes of Don Birnam,…

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By Andrew H (1,696) on 17 Aug 2011

A brilliant depiction of an alcoholics weekend binge. It was powerful and haunting to watch Ray Milland discinigrate on screen…

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By David J (1,942) on 06 Aug 2011

What an emotional and sad film about an man who lost his soul to alcohol and a brilliant closer look at alcoholism and its consequences…

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By Hunter D (441) on 24 Jul 2011

I have a feeling that in forty years or so, REQUIEM FOR A DREAM will play to us then the way Billy Wilder's THE LOST WEEKEND plays to us now…

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By I Don't Know W (791) on 24 Jul 2011

I have a feeling that in forty years or so, REQUIEM FOR A DREAM will play to us then the way Billy Wilder's THE LOST WEEKEND plays to us now…

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By Josh L (686) on 07 Jul 2011

Alcohol is bad, says this Best Picture winner…

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By Chris W (2,796) on 03 Jul 2011

By today's standards, this is pretty tame, a bit naive, and rather melodramatic (as opposed ot regular, serious, dramatic)…

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By John Y (1,135) on 02 Jul 2011

Really gritty and in depth look at alcoholism. Ray Milland is absolutely brilliant, and this movie is well worth your time…

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