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By Tanner W (29) 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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By Donald F (15) on 17 Aug 2007

A great classic period piece exploring the 1920's during and after prohibition…

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By Maria G (157) on 10 Aug 2007

So-so. There are better gangster movies with this Cagney Boy. No great lines and specially no diva…

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By Oliver B (258) on 04 Aug 2007

Cagney + Bogart = very good. Only slightly less good than Angels with Dirty Faces…

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By Arturo D (45) on 21 Jul 2007

This film is definitely a genre film. It fits that genre perfectly and is a great movie within that genre…

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By James W (1,855) on 17 Jul 2007

Another fine Cagney gangster film from the genre's heyday and one of it's most accomplished Directors Raoul Walsh (White Heat)…

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By Adam A (1,016) on 11 Jul 2007

Dated but this all star cast makes it worth a look…

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By Robert M (1,753) on 26 Jun 2007

Meh. This is interesting historically as a moral redaction of the earlier, and much greater PUBLIC ENEMY…

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By Amanda S (629) on 24 Jun 2007

I love James Cagney, and his gangster flims are the best…

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By Stuart S (153) on 21 Jun 2007

An hour and forty minutes of movie perfection. Cagney owns the screen in this one and Bogart is great as one mean son of a bitch…

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By Katie R (394) on 18 Jun 2007

This movie hits three of my weaknesses. 1920s culture, gangster films, and Priscilla Lane…

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By Chris M (3,023) on 10 Jun 2007

Directed by Raoul Walsh, one of the greats of American cinema, The Roaring Twenties is set against the historical background of prohibition…

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By Josh A (469) on 08 Jun 2007

The best of the classic gangster movies. Superb directing by Raoul Walsh, one of the best directors of his time…

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By Josh W (836) on 12 May 2007

It's Cagney in a gangster. That alone should tell you it's worth watching, but you throw in Boggie and you can't miss…

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By Jay N (1,399) on 03 Apr 2007

This was great because Jimmy Cagney and Bogie are great partners…

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By Rob. D (372) on 25 Mar 2007

This again another portrayal of the 30s gangster staring Cagney, Which shows the classic insight into the highs and lows of a Wiseguy, a must see…

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By Craig M (671) on 01 Mar 2007

Cagney on great form and you get bogey to…

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By Rick L (452) on 18 Jan 2007

If you love gangster/crime melodramas, check out this 1939 classic and see for yourself how to so em right…

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By Sue P (68) on 05 Dec 2006

Great movie, cagney at his best...worth watching…

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By Todd K (48) on 17 Nov 2006

The best black and white mobster movie ever made. Watch this and then watch all the modern mob movies and see if there is a pattern…

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