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By Manny C (1,251) on 26 Feb 2010

Another good movie starring Gene Tierney, this one being an adaptation of Somerset Maugham's classic…

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By Samantha G (181) on 11 Nov 2009

Just kind of wanders around for 2 and 1/2 hours, with no real point to it at all…

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By Beverly W (8) on 13 Jun 2009

The razors edge is an unlikely film. when you read the book it does not feel cinematic. its saving grace is that it is human…

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By James B (2,746) on 29 Mar 2009

A very interesting film that successfully analyzes post-war thoughts and class in society…

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By Marlee B (4) on 14 Feb 2009

The very first time I ever saw Tyrone Power was when my mother introduced me to The Razor's Edge in 1979…

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By Sunshine M (3) on 13 Jan 2009

Well-to-do Chicagoan, Larry Darrell, breaks off his engagement to Isabel and travels the world seeking enlightenment, eventually finding his…

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By Nik B (219) on 25 Dec 2008

Adaptaion of W. Somerset Maughm's novel…

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By Connie T (25) on 11 Aug 2008

We're going to watch the one with Bill Murray this week…

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By Martin L (250) on 09 Jul 2008

This elegant production features one of Gene Tierney's finest performances, and its lush score, by Alfred Newman, is my very favorite…

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By Don B (94) on 09 Jul 2008

This elegant production features one of Gene Tierney's finest performances, and its lush score, by Alfred Newman, is my very favorite…

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By Katie R (394) on 21 May 2008

One of the most underappreciated masterpieces of the classic era. It's just a beautiful, stunning production…

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By Sukanya V (16) on 24 Mar 2008

A very engaging offering from the golden era of black and white Hollywood films…

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By Mec R (628) on 10 Jan 2008

They knew it all so long ago and we call this the new age. derr…

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By Private U (13,627) on 05 Jan 2008

This film might be the best adaptation of the brilliant novel by Somerset Maugham, but it is not a great film on its own…

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By Gloria C (45) on 27 Nov 2007

Love tryone power-the philosophical nuances intrique me, much soul searching! recommend highly…

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By Steve L (435) on 25 Nov 2007

Disapointing. While the 1984 remake was flawed, it was actually better than the original by a large margin…

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By Walter T (29) on 22 Nov 2007

Super film: B&W really works marvellously here (prefer it to the 1984 remake with Murray; and Tyrone carries an intensity)…

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By Jeffrey K (264) on 10 Nov 2007

A great adaptation of Somerset Maugham's novel…

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By Anthony L (520) on 27 Oct 2007

Inspiring film about life, purpose and integrity…

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By Steven B (910) on 20 Oct 2007

Hard evidence that Arthur Miller was one of cinema's best cinematographers, ONLY when pushed by a director with vision; some of the blocking…

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