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By Steve M (1,420) on 25 Jan 2012

One of Luis Bunuel's most successful masterpieces about violence among slum youth is a powerful and unrelenting look into social behavior…

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By Zoran S (642) on 27 Nov 2011

The most internationally renowned film of Bunuel's Mexican period…

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By Roger T (757) on 09 Oct 2011

Si Vittorio de Sicca con el ladrón de bicicletas, había mostrado su arte mediante el movimiento neorrealista…

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By Alex M (2,014) on 23 Jul 2011

There is an alternate ending waiting on the dvd for me, but I'm not sure I want to watch it. I liked this as it is…

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By Marco V (71) on 12 Jul 2011

The Mexican -A Clockwork orange- Brutal, Shocking, Disturbing and Honest; with sequences that will stay in my mind forever…

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By Ana B (374) on 29 Jun 2011

Un drama intenso y descarnado.Imprescindible…

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By Joshua R (418) on 05 Jun 2011

This is the 400 Blows of Mexico. very well done indeed…

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By Jens T (504) on 04 Jun 2011

Luis Buñuel's Los Olvidados, the mexican answer on De Sica's Bicycle Thieves it's a realistic and honest adaption of the mexican poverty life…

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By Zhanyi J (167) on 04 Mar 2011

An extremely well conceived and executed film…

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By Morrita A (1) on 01 Mar 2011

Me gusta que al final el malo de la pelicula te conmueva, y te des cuenta de lo triste que fue su vida, genial. mi pelicula mexicana favorita mundial…

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By Armando P (349) on 22 Jan 2011

I was speechless after watching Los Olvidados. It's a fantastic movie…

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By Sunil J (740) on 04 Dec 2010

One of the best films ever made, it shows us the hopeless life some kids have in Mexico City…

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By Erick P (31) on 28 Nov 2010

No por nada es la segunda mejor pelÃcula del cine MÃ (C)xicano…

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By Jim E (105) on 28 Oct 2010

Much less heavy-handed with its ideology than the opening of the film might lead you to believe…

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By Wade M (44) on 24 Sep 2010

A social problem film with an edge, channels Italian neo-realism but charts its own course. Arguably Bunuel's finest film. A Must…

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By Ryan C (2,517) on 24 Sep 2010

A social problem film with an edge, channels Italian neo-realism but charts its own course. Arguably Bunuel's finest film. A Must…

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By Richard C (1,724) on 23 Sep 2010

It was kind of hard to sit through this without suffering a knot in my throat, as one with deep Mexican roots, but the grim reality must be…

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By Carolina R (35) on 10 Aug 2010

This is what Cidade De Deus would have been like if it had been made in the 1950's…

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By Nishlank J (121) on 14 Jun 2010

De las mejores peliculas que se hayan filmado en mi pais de la mano del genio surrealista Luis Bunuel…

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By Diego M (177) on 25 Mar 2010

Italy was showing the world the effects of World War 2 on the lower classes thanks to Vittorio De Sica et al, but how many people knew about…

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