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By Nikolai E (229) on 17 Mar 2011

It's easy to play what if with this film, try to imagine the shots that aren't there or disregard the ones that were added later…

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By Travis B (204) on 23 Feb 2011

I kind of like this movie. What I did not like was the end. I like the fact that George becomes a better person…

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By Tori≪3 C (10) on 23 Feb 2011

I didnt care for this movie. I thought it was just dragged on and on. It had a good plot towards the ending but I dont care for it…

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By Blaine H (64) on 23 Feb 2011

This movie was most remarkable with the foreshadowing it had in it…

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By Tabon P (9) on 23 Feb 2011

I didnt really like the movie. the narrators voice was to blan to actually get into it. I also didnt like the black and white…

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By Aaron B (1,506) on 23 Feb 2011

This movie was most remarkable with the foreshadowing it had in it…

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By Harpreet S (317) on 14 Feb 2011

The Magnificent Ambersons was a very good movie. The ending was not what I had expected, I didn't like it very much…

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By Cristiena L (10) on 14 Feb 2011

The Magnificent Ambersons was a very good movie. The ending was not what I had expected, I didn't like it very much…

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By Jesse F (404) on 25 Jan 2011

To write a fair review of a film as it stands, I think one has to be unbiased by any knowledge of its creation or alterations that were made…

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By Samantha B (283) on 04 Nov 2010

Welles's Greatest film. Haunting, obsessive…

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By Mike T (1,122) on 07 Sep 2010

The Magnificent Ambersons, Orson Welles' followup to his stunning masterpiece of a debut Citizen Kane, is a tale of a prominent wealthy Indianapolis…

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By Carlos R (1,175) on 21 Jul 2010

Esta pelÃcula de Welles, lo mismo que 'El Leopardo' de L.Visconti o 'How green was my Valley' de J.Ford, son de ese tipo de peliculas que…

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By Luis M (377) on 21 Jul 2010

Esta pelÃcula de Welles, lo mismo que 'El Leopardo' de L.Visconti o 'How green was my Valley' de J.Ford, son de ese tipo de peliculas que…

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By Mike F (585) on 16 Jul 2010

Easy to watch but boring, the scene where lucy and george say goodbye gets me every time…

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By Cole H (61) on 16 Jul 2010

Easy to watch but boring, the scene where lucy and george say goodbye gets me every time…

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By Robby R (128) on 29 Jun 2010

Like Citizen Kane, its storytelling relies, or rather, is rooted in the visuals; that is the dexterity and economy of the camerawork, which…

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By Margaret S (103) on 04 Jun 2010

Not perfect, but still quite fascinating, even in its butchered state…

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By Dylan N (197) on 04 Jun 2010

A great American tragedy (until the bizarrely gung-ho ending) about which much ink has been devoted to…

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By Brian M (1,664) on 02 Jun 2010

Had Robert Wise, under instructions from RKO, not edited this film with a lawnmower as Welles put it, The Magnificent Ambersons would surely…

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By Michael A (1,637) on 16 May 2010

THE MAGNIFICENT AMBERSONS - even in its truncated version - makes it clear that orson welles still had miles of filmic vision to spare after…

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