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By Matt H (2,287) on 30 Jul 2008

Outcasts hired to drive transport trucks full of nitroglycerine have to literally inch the trucks through miles of treacherous mountains without…

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By Patrick R (412) on 14 Jul 2008

One of the most original films I've seen, the 80 minutes of sustained suspense is so taut. I already want to re-watch this film it was so good…

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By Byron B (1,084) on 28 Jun 2008

Anyone that thinks a black and white film from the early '50's could never make you hang to the edge of your seat and hold your breath in fear…

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By Katie S (632) on 28 Jun 2008

Anyone that thinks a black and white film from the early '50's could never make you hang to the edge of your seat and hold your breath in fear…

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By Joseph W (594) on 27 Jun 2008

If you don't chew your fingers off watching this movie ya got ice water in yer veins! Or you're Cheney…

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By Marco M (166) on 26 Jun 2008

This film single-handedly establishes Clouzot as one of the most brilliant filmmakers of his or any other generation…

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By Jonathan B (2,317) on 22 Jun 2008

Dick: When I was a kid, I used to see men go off on this kind of jobs... and not come back. When they did, they were wrecks…

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By Simon S (627) on 13 Jun 2008

This flick reeks of Hitchcock... But it remains so original through it's unparalleled suspense. CLASSIC…

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By Kennedy G (8) on 12 Jun 2008

Probably one of the least known, best made movies ever. Very cool, especially for a movie a half-century old. Glad I was pointed to it…

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By Johnny S (381) on 09 Jun 2008

Totally jaw-droppingly AWESOME must-see film with scenes of iconic and impeccable magnificence…

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By Greg N (367) on 05 Jun 2008

Best movie about driving nitro-glycerine filled trucks through the jungle ever made…

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By Owen J (85) on 05 Jun 2008

Absolutely amazing. Everything about this film is perect, the cast Yves Montand is one cool muh fucka…

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By Nicholas F (155) on 27 May 2008

An excellent taut, tense and terrific suspense story. Brilliantly acted and well scripted this is one not to be missed…

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By Andrew C (1,943) on 26 May 2008

We were originally just going to check out a few scenes of this on the weekend but after witnessing just 5minutes I was so engrossed I had…

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Review of The Wages of Fear (1953)

By Kumar R (14) on 26 May 2008

Brilliant film! Once you get past the slow start, with all the characters established, it really pays off with sheer suspense…

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By Ryan S (2,401) on 20 May 2008

Desperate circumstances call for desperate acts ultimately leading to tragic consequences…

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By Paul J (1,190) on 18 May 2008

This French thriller starts out relatively slow by establishing each and every one of its characters…

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By Rick B (354) on 16 May 2008

Genuinely tense movie…

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By Michael B (2,768) on 07 May 2008

The translation is sanitized, but this is an amazing timepiece of a film…

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Review of The Wages of Fear (1953)

By Andrew H (1,696) on 20 Apr 2008

Although it has a slow start and the subtitles can be difficult to read at times (white writing on a light landscape) it is a great film…

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