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By Zach F (179) on 16 Apr 2008

One of Cagney's best films. A real fascinating story with some top notch acting. The scenes between Bogart and Cagney are really well done…

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By Joel T (145) on 08 Apr 2008

A little too predictable in spots, but saved by Cagney and Bogart's fantastic acting…

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By Adam L (814) on 01 Apr 2008

Fantastic movie made even more valuable because of its historical accuracy…

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By Michael K (2,029) on 21 Mar 2008

An absolute masterpiece of a Gangster film, The Roaring Twenties is also arguably James Cagney's finest film…

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By Mec R (628) on 02 Mar 2008

The last great gangster picture to come out of Warner Bros. studios in the thirties…

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By David T (1,513) on 01 Mar 2008

Great film , Cagney rules. No film fan should be without a copy…

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By Matías P (18) on 28 Feb 2008

la mejor de gangster que se ha hecho.. como siempre Cagney no defrauda para nada…

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By Ross M (648) on 24 Feb 2008

One of the best gangster movies ever made. I'm amazed that this movie isn't as popular as it should be…

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By Phil P (431) on 14 Feb 2008

Excellent performances from Cagney and Bogart…

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By Deering R (131) on 01 Feb 2008

Decent, although the characters are all strict archetypes. A great performance by James Cagney, while Humphrey Bogartâ…

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By Fil A (168) on 31 Jan 2008

One of my favorite 30s gangster flicks and possibly Cangeys best overall performance in one of these (although his death scene in Angels with…

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By Anthony S (1,574) on 28 Jan 2008

Classic gangster James Cagney. This guy could play these roles in his sleep…

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By Liz R (154) on 17 Jan 2008

A favourite film from years ago. Forget Cagney and Bogart, Priscilla Lane as Panama Smith has it all…

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By Todd F (201) on 07 Jan 2008

Another great Cagney movie. This film also features a young Humphry Bogart (Casablanca, The Big Sleep, African Queen)…

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By Justin R (1,063) on 03 Jan 2008

A gangster classic with the legendary Jimmy Cagney…

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By Kevin M (2,627) on 17 Dec 2007

Good gangster flick. I'm really becoming a Cagney fan, as I see him more and more as an actor and less and less as a Bugs Bunny caricature…

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By Adam S (1,940) on 16 Nov 2007

This is a real classic. Bogart and Cagney are great on screen together but all my praise goes to Cagney…

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By Marc M (216) on 05 Nov 2007

One of the last and arguably the greatest of the Warner gangster cycle films, The Roaring Twenties is the inspiration behind almost every contemporary…

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By Samurai F (131) on 30 Oct 2007

I had to watch this for my film class, but I'm soo glad I did. I loved it…

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By Ruth C (78) on 23 Sep 2007

Bogart amazes, as always. This is my first James Cagney film and I am looking for more, he was amazing in this…

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