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By Katie S (632) on 05 Aug 2008

Bette Davis is a teenager in this, and Bogey is far younger than he plays…

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By Craig H (508) on 04 Aug 2008

A real surprise on a lot of different levels…

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By Rohan G (117) on 27 Jul 2008

I am a huge fan of Of Human Bondage and seeing Davis and Howard together again just made this film even more enjoyable…

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By Private U (13,627) on 12 Jul 2008

It's stagy, and I've never been much of a Bette Davis fan, but overall it's a solid cast. Leslie Howard is effective as usual…

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By Alessandra C (17) on 12 Jun 2008

Un film piuttosto duro, insolito, tutto ambientato in un deserto ricostruito in studio…

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By Raelynn A (33) on 10 Jun 2008

This movie is amazing in soo many ways. Brilliant!! If I could rate this higher I would. The ending is magnificent…

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By Nicolas A (245) on 24 May 2008

Outstanding dialogue. Bogey's big break. I absolutely love this film…

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By Zach F (179) on 09 May 2008

Bogart plays a great villain and this is one of his best…

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By Larry L (207) on 11 Apr 2008

I loved it, despite Bette Davis. She's beautiful in this film. Absolutely stunning. But she really overacts…

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By Mjs M (208) on 05 Apr 2008

This film is mainly remembered for having Humphrey Bogart?s breakthrough role, and that?s really all that?s worth remembering it for…

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By Robert P (779) on 17 Mar 2008

Chronicles a group of people each individual trying to make a little scratch on the world during their brieft time inhabiting it…

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By Luis M (377) on 18 Feb 2008

While the movie itself -- the story of a gangster holed up in a diner with several hostages-- isn't anything special, Humphrey Bogart's performance…

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By Amy D (387) on 18 Feb 2008

While the movie itself -- the story of a gangster holed up in a diner with several hostages-- isn't anything special, Humphrey Bogart's performance…

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By Landen C (83) on 16 Feb 2008

There are so many things I love about this film. I can see it being adapted in a modern setting very easily…

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By Greg D (618) on 03 Feb 2008

The Petrified Forest takes place at a small Arizona gas station/diner where rumors persist that a notorious killer named Duke Mantee (played…

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By Nikolai E (229) on 03 Feb 2008

The Petrified Forest takes place at a small Arizona gas station/diner where rumors persist that a notorious killer named Duke Mantee (played…

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By Ken S (1,985) on 02 Feb 2008

Leslie Howard and Betty Davis have zero chemistry in this film. However the unexpected story and Bogart make this film a real pleasure…

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By Diandra R (13) on 02 Feb 2008

Dialogue's too pretentious, but the acting is solid…

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By Black S (42) on 26 Jan 2008

Notable for including a Black actor as one of the Gangsters, as John Dillinger(who Bogart as Duke Mantee is clearly modeled on) broke out of…

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By Rohan T (42) on 08 Jan 2008

A lot of people complain that this is a film feels like a filmed version of the stageplay…

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