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By Victoria C (173) on 26 Aug 2008

Bogart on the side, but still manages to impress, cagney is gold…

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By Manny C (1,251) on 17 Aug 2008

Classic gangster movie with a King Kong twist (bad guy loves good girl who loves good guy and ends up dying for her)…

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By Phillip H (123) on 15 Aug 2008

Not the greatest story ever and the ending was lame, but it's James Cagney and Humphrey Bogart. Nuf said…

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By Rosalind W (22) on 15 Aug 2008

The most heartbteaking ending ever. One of the only films, apart from Brokeback Mt to make me cry. Perfect film…

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By Lee J (135) on 15 Aug 2008

Finally watched James Cagney and he had a fantastic screen presence! He even steals attention away from Bogart in this…

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By Mike S (2,123) on 03 Aug 2008

A great gangster movie from Walsh although there are a few too many musical numbers ( I really dont rate Priscilla Lane's singing)…

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By Paul W (1,226) on 30 Jul 2008

This was movie making at it's best not to be missed…

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By Tom F (311) on 13 Jul 2008

Thought this was excellent. Haven't seen any James Cagney films but always hear people rave about him…

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By Mark S (2,772) on 12 Jul 2008

He used to be a big shot. Cagney films always contain memorable quotes…

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By Matthew L (1,720) on 07 Jul 2008

This is the real deal. The rise and fall of a good guy gone wrong. They don't make 'em like this anymore…

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By Kerryn S (6) on 01 Jul 2008

Great movie. Almost like a documentary at times. Goes right through the decade of the 20's and a little more. James Cagney was brilliant as always…

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By Adam R (2,773) on 29 Jun 2008

Not a perfect movie, but you can't go wrong with cagney and bogart in a gangster movie together…

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By Kati-Jane H (3) on 27 Jun 2008

I was suprised to be gripped into a film of such age. This was the last great warner gangster film. I enjoyed it much more than Public Enemy…

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By James N (413) on 26 Jun 2008

Not bad, but not one of my favorite Cagney movies. Good storyline and having Cagney and Bogart in the same movie makes it memorable…

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By Michael P (1,574) on 26 Jun 2008

James Cagney is amazing!! One of the best gangster movies ever made. Classic…

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By A;Slkfj A (24) on 26 Jun 2008

The narration interruptions really killed the pacing, but the story was interesting enough to keep me generally invested in the characters…

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By Darryl J (261) on 16 Jun 2008

Not only is this probably one of the best gangster movies ever made, but it's on my top ten list of favorite movies - period…

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By Caleb M (788) on 11 May 2008

A very entertaining gangster film with two fun performances from Cagney and Bogart…

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By Nicolas A (245) on 03 May 2008

Great amazing, awesome gangster movie in the time of the prohibition, with james cagney in the lead role and humphrey bogart as his partner…

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By Fredrik C (40) on 19 Apr 2008

The prohibition period told in one sweeping story. Cagney is great, as always…

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