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By Sean F (491) on 28 Jul 2008

Robert Shaw is magnificent in this movie…

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By Thomas G (293) on 27 Jul 2008

You want to know where Quentin Tarantino got some of his ideas for Reservoir Dogs…

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By John D (2,323) on 25 Jul 2008

I love the acerbic interactions between Matthau and Shaw, two actors who should have featured together more often…

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By Rebecca D (134) on 20 Jul 2008

Really entertaining film. Are they really remaking this?? Why bother - you just know it'd never be as good…

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By Henry K (43) on 15 Jul 2008

It's one of those movies where you say I know what's going to happen…

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By Danny T (116) on 30 Jun 2008

A very tense thriller gesundheit…

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By Jeremiah L (151) on 28 Jun 2008

Really exciting thriller. I'm in love with Shaw in this movie, especially his final scene…

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By Courtland F (5) on 12 Jun 2008

Simple but wonderfully executed heist flick. Wonderful cast and score and great use of real NYC locations…

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By Rory J (95) on 08 Jun 2008

I cannot wait for the remake! Robert Shaw is up there with hannibal lecter and darth vader for his villain here, because you're on his side…

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By Esther K (39) on 24 May 2008

Random midday movie that was on tv when I was having lunch with my bro.. I only saw the last half or third of the movie…

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By Jesper J (119) on 24 May 2008

Random midday movie that was on tv when I was having lunch with my bro.. I only saw the last half or third of the movie…

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By Vj B (208) on 24 May 2008

Random midday movie that was on tv when I was having lunch with my bro.. I only saw the last half or third of the movie…

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By Matthew S (2,399) on 23 May 2008

Walter matthau is fantastic in this seminal ny crime caper…

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By Lloyd D (63) on 22 May 2008

Definitely one of the greatest films of all time. Classic seventies crime film the likes of which we haven't seen for decades…

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By Larry S (330) on 13 May 2008

Smart dialouge, taut suspense and Walter Mathau make this one of my top 5 crime/action thrillers…

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By Chris W (2,796) on 03 May 2008

Excellent heist movie where a group of crminals hijack a train full hostages for some ransom money…

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By Andrew S (3,174) on 02 May 2008

Classic seventies crime film with Mr rubber cace Walter matthau in fine form as the wisecracking transit cop…

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By Stephen C (1,119) on 14 Apr 2008

One of the most overlooked Thrillers of the 1970s…

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By Jacob R (438) on 13 Apr 2008

I have a thing for the casual racism and sexism of the 70s... so wrong, but so funny…

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By Jack Y (326) on 06 Apr 2008

The film holds up after thirty-plus years because of its tight structure and slick dialogue, and the fact that it predates our 24/7 information…

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