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By Fil A (168) on 30 Jul 2011

A film notable not only for being Lauren Bacall's Hollywood debut but also her first of many appearances alongside her soon-to-be husband Humphrey…

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By Lino C (32) on 18 Jul 2011

Speechless! One of the best ensemble cast ever! Sparkles and electricity all over the place between Bogart and Bacall…

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By Clay B (519) on 03 May 2011

You know how to whistle, don't you, Steve? You just put your lips together and blow…

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By Art S (1,002) on 23 Apr 2011

Hawks creates an insular Martinique where Bogie can reprise his greatest hits but Bacall seems to throw him for a loop (even if their tete-a-tete…

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By P. Andrew S (3) on 24 Mar 2011

Bogart, for whatever reason, heads to the island of Martinique in the Carribean and is accompanied by his drunken friend (Walter Brennan in…

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By Becca D (191) on 21 Mar 2011

There were parts of this movie which really bored me but all in all this is a great movie and worth watching…

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By Fazley A (391) on 04 Mar 2011

I'm never going to be a big fan of classic movies…

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By Tamar C (4) on 18 Feb 2011

A sad attempt of warner bros. to ride on the succes of casablanka. the only good thing in it is the performance of lauren bacll…

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By Johannes J (261) on 05 Feb 2011

You know how to whistle, don't you, Steve? You just put your lips together and... blow…

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By Aniko V (154) on 25 Jan 2011

A hugely entertaining movie, with great characters - and Walter Brennan's Eddie is the greatest of them…

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By Nick K (690) on 31 Dec 2010

War-time propaganda film is loosely based on Hemingway')s novel and most notable for being the movie that first brought Humphrey Bogart and…

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By Brian S (2,291) on 14 Dec 2010

Definitely one of the best movies with Humphrey Bogart and a VERY young Lauren Bacall!! Outstanding film…

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By Evan K (781) on 29 Nov 2010

Bogart Is Good As Always And Bacall Is Nice Enough To Look At, But Some Of The Dialogue Kills The Film…

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By Natalee K (100) on 12 Oct 2010

Okay, it's true that this movie is reminiscent of Casablanca because Bogart starts out neutral towards WWII and ends up helping the resistance,…

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By Ken T (997) on 28 Sep 2010

You know how to whistle don't cha... begins one of the best lines in cinematic history spoken by Bacall to Bogie…

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By Carlos R (1,175) on 09 Sep 2010

Not a super amazing movie, but still a really good one…

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By Ricardo O (219) on 26 Aug 2010

Movies featuring Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall are usually brilliant and this one is no exception…

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By Ken D (553) on 26 Aug 2010

Very similar to Casablanca. Story is not as good but dialogues are brilliant. On-screen chemistry between Bogie and Bacall is outstanding…

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By Nathan G (549) on 25 Aug 2010

Is it sacriligious to say I like this better than Casablanca? Okay, maybe I don't, but this movie is a close second…

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By Stella D (433) on 24 Aug 2010

It's not casablanca or even my fave bogie-bacall film but it is their first and has plenty going for it: the terrific chemistry of the leads,…

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