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By Brett S (430) on 26 Nov 2007

This great suspense film, not only sends chills down the spine, but offers a insight into the lack of ethics of oil companies, ultimately a…

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By Jed M (9) on 24 Nov 2007

An absolute classic. yves montand is so damn cool…

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By Conrad Z (3) on 24 Nov 2007

An absolute classic. yves montand is so damn cool…

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By ♥ Stace & (33) on 21 Nov 2007

The first 40 minutes of this 1955 classic are now dated and you must look past that to get to this film's true glory and sheer nerve-racking…

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By A Z (354) on 21 Nov 2007

The first 40 minutes of this 1955 classic are now dated and you must look past that to get to this film's true glory and sheer nerve-racking…

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By Owen C (72) on 21 Nov 2007

The first 40 minutes of this 1955 classic are now dated and you must look past that to get to this film's true glory and sheer nerve-racking…

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By Jurgen H (28) on 21 Nov 2007

It's really not as white-knuckled with tension as people claim, but I think it's the time period and our current fascinaition with shock in…

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By Jake W (796) on 18 Nov 2007

Perfectly executed from the first shot to the last…

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By David C (2,598) on 18 Nov 2007

The original (remade as Sorcerer) and best…

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By Shane K (403) on 18 Nov 2007

If your arse cheeks arent as tight as a Japanese taiko drum after watching this, you really don't know the meaning of fear…

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By Gil A (6) on 15 Nov 2007

Tension and constant suspense of treachery between the men who are desperate for money as they carry a load of explosives across a risky terrain…

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By Michael A (1,637) on 15 Nov 2007

This is the best suspense film ever. I've seen it several times and am still biting my nails at some of the scenes…

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By Leah Jane G (7) on 14 Nov 2007

A classic of suspense and a must see…

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By Jon C (1,457) on 13 Nov 2007

Wonderful sense of place and time, the decay of the South American village and feeling of dread is perfectly pitched…

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By Michael S (3,461) on 08 Nov 2007

Perhaps the most intense movie ever made. Don't miss it…

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By Anna N (512) on 29 Oct 2007

Kuinka tÃ¤llainen elokuva on voitu toteuttaa 54 vuotta sitten!?!?!Todellinen mestariteos…

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By Helen S (207) on 23 Oct 2007

I've yet to see a film to top this one. It has philosophy, action, patho's, bathos, and a strong touch of realism…

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By Bud Q (8) on 22 Oct 2007

A genuinely cruel movie: cruel to its characters and cruel to its viewers…

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By Alex M (2,014) on 15 Oct 2007

84% of you should be shamed. Go and watch this and see what you're missing. If a film deserves a perfect 10, (5 even?) then this is it. Wonderful…

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By Brian M (1,664) on 13 Oct 2007

One of the best suspenseful thrillers of all time. Probably my favorite Clouzot film…

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