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By Benjamin W (694) on 21 Sep 2010

Not all alcoholics are lovable lushes. One wonders if the after school special got started with this movie's influence…

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By Carlos R (1,175) on 10 Sep 2010

Pretty good classic. Milland's performance is quite good…

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By Hitesh K (13) on 07 Sep 2010

My story...only that I am not an alcoholic…

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By Anna B (1,143) on 04 Sep 2010

Veers frequently into Hollywood-style melodrama, and the ending is laughable, but Wilder is good enough to keep this in check…

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By Scott C (2,765) on 09 Aug 2010

Very memorable film about the horrors of alcoholism. While a bit old fashioned, it still packs a punch. Great theremin score…

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By Alejandro E (452) on 09 Aug 2010

Very memorable film about the horrors of alcoholism. While a bit old fashioned, it still packs a punch. Great theremin score…

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By Alex S (2,786) on 09 Aug 2010

Fact: The alcohol industry offered a few million when this was made to buy the negative and destroy it, ensuring no one would ever see the…

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By Matt T (586) on 28 Jul 2010

Never has a film had such a direct influence on me as this. Why? Let me explain…

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By Elliott F (182) on 29 Jun 2010

The Lost Weekend is an intense drama that tackles alcoholism head on with a bold performance from Ray Milland…

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By Tim J (284) on 28 Jun 2010

A very mature film for 1945…

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By Riley H (411) on 18 Jun 2010

This is incredibly impressive given the context. It's amazing that Hollywood made something like this back then…

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By Sohil S (64) on 25 May 2010

Right from the opening image of a concealed bottle of rye hanging outside the window of the apartment, it's clear this is no sentimental portrait…

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By Pedro R (75) on 18 May 2010

When i´ve watched this movie I spent no more, no less then 3 days without drinking alchool(something very hard for a person like me)…

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By Benjamin S (705) on 16 May 2010

Scary portrayal of the effects of alcoholism. Well written, well acted…

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By Sergio M (183) on 15 May 2010

Well, wilder hardly ever disappoints. and this study of alcoholism is a complete success. I loved it…

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By Martin N (176) on 09 May 2010

Jc, unexpected deep dive into alcoholism and despair for a 40's movie…

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By Isabella P (82) on 25 Apr 2010

Like Mutiny on the Bounty and Grand Hotel, when I first picked this up I thought it was going to bore me. once again I was 100% WRONG…

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By Adrian B (1,364) on 16 Apr 2010

A very disturbing and interesting look at the effects of alcohalism…

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By Jennifer B (1,401) on 21 Feb 2010

Riveting film. Black and white was the perfect background for this film…

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By Jeffrey C (821) on 21 Feb 2010

Riveting film. Black and white was the perfect background for this film…

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