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By Nicolas A (245) on 17 Mar 2009

Eloge du TroisiÃ¨me homme en trois points. Un : la rÃ (C)plique. De celles qui marquent l'histoire du cinÃ (C)ma. Deux : la musique…

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By Devon (77) on 17 Mar 2009

To long I have been waiting to see this movie, at first I tought it would look like a Hitchcock movie as I tought the director of this movie…

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By Timothy M (796) on 14 Mar 2009

Starts with a zither and builds with a brilliant b/w scene in the sewers and then Harry Lime's speech on the ferris wheel. Great film…

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By Antoine S (82) on 14 Mar 2009

Les face-a-face sont magistralement filmes (notamment le premier entre Martins et Calloway) ; mais la tension tout au long du film n'est pas…

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By Jennifer C (740) on 10 Mar 2009

Guest arrives to find that his host and long-term friend is dead. Carol Reed delivers a suspenseful, timeless mystery of the film noir genre…

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By Skip U (11) on 09 Mar 2009

I know this is a cult favorite and considered one of the best film-noire types, but I have to say...I wasn't all that impressed…

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By Berigan T (65) on 07 Mar 2009

Wonderful post-WWII triller/mystery. I've seen it many times, perhaps too many…

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By Edvard M (1) on 07 Mar 2009

One of the best movies I've ever seen (honestly, I find only the Godfather to be better than this one)…

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By Andy A (349) on 07 Mar 2009

True enough, what we have here is a great piece of film noir, but generally speaking, the lopsided ending caught me off guard (seeing as the…

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By Tom J (188) on 03 Mar 2009

Perfect direction. Perfect casting. Perfect mood. Perfect dark humor. This is the best damn movie I've ever seen…

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By Andy M (705) on 03 Mar 2009

The vibrantly unique visual flair and precise direction of this film are what drive it into the realm of being a masterpiece…

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By Spencer L (152) on 03 Mar 2009

That sounds like a cheap novelette. What starts out seeming like a tale of disillusionment ends up being a redemption story…

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By Mike T (1,122) on 03 Mar 2009

The vibrantly unique visual flair and precise direction of this film are what drive it into the realm of being a masterpiece…

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By Sam R (559) on 01 Mar 2009

Once in a while you get a film that would be a very good thriller, and then something happens...you pur Orson Welles in it and it becomes something…

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By Matthew P (1,636) on 26 Feb 2009

What a beautiful, subversive, dark film. Orson Welles steals the screen with his cameo, but it's Cotton who is the heart of the film…

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By Erin R (82) on 26 Feb 2009

Like the fella says, in Italy for 30 years under the Borgias they had warfare, terror, murder, and bloodshed, but they produced Michelangelo,…

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By Shama R (15) on 26 Feb 2009

Really interesting visually, skewed camera angles, zooms, pans, etc. Great music. Funny. Love the ending…

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By Rob W (461) on 25 Feb 2009

The entire movie leads to a confrontation between two old friends in war torn 40's Vienna…

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By Kristie H (27) on 24 Feb 2009

Great flick. Theme music eerily like spongebob though…

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By Izzy G (45) on 16 Feb 2009

Okay, so the song is nice the first time, and by the five hundredth repetition, ah, not so much. But that is the only caveat…

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