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By John R (2,501) on 17 Dec 2008

If you can get past Charlton Heston and Marlene Dietrich (!?) as Mexicans, the film's a gem…

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By Nathan F (268) on 25 Nov 2008

Janet Leigh should really stay away from motels. Welles is fantastic, and the opening shot is spectacular. An engaging, exciting noir…

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By Russell G (1,053) on 24 Nov 2008

My first viewing of the restored to Welles intent version, and it's a good one! I always liked this one, and this cut is the best…

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By Dekel A (7) on 21 Nov 2008

It took me a while to get used to watching a film noir, but once I did, I realised how brilliant the light and camera tricks are…

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By Amanda M (712) on 21 Nov 2008

It took me a while to get used to watching a film noir, but once I did, I realised how brilliant the light and camera tricks are…

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By Sean N (499) on 21 Nov 2008

Aside from the obvious well done writing, editing and shots way ahead of its time, I'd have to say what I enjoyed most was how fat Orson Welles…

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By Matthew W (920) on 20 Nov 2008

What does it matter what people say about you…

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By Anne F (623) on 20 Nov 2008

The famous opening shot is brilliant, as is the use of shadow and light in this 'last' film noir…

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By Ryan H (2,006) on 14 Nov 2008

Touch of Evil is a great addition to the noir genre of the Classic Hollywood period…

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By Nick G (800) on 11 Nov 2008

More enjoyable than Citizen Kane and definitely a good movie, especially the opening scene. There are much better film noirs out there though…

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By Brendan G (100) on 09 Nov 2008

I don't care which cut you see, the original theatrical or the director's cut, just see it. Charlton Heston...as a Mexican! What more could you want…

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By George C (386) on 09 Nov 2008

Another example of Welles' brilliance. The opening sequence was great. You rarely see crane shots that build that kind of suspense…

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By Anna B (1,143) on 09 Nov 2008

Didn't think much of this at all until I read tedg's comment. One I'll have to rewatch…

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By Daren F (51) on 06 Nov 2008

One of my favorite American made films. I'm in love with Orson…

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By Dennis L (533) on 02 Nov 2008

The rest of the movie can't quite catch up to its brilliant opening scene…

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By Chris H (3,076) on 02 Nov 2008

Not the noir masterpiece it's purported to be, but still a great pulp yarn…

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By Forrest K (119) on 31 Oct 2008

It's tempting to overlook this film's many flaws because of Welles' incomparable performance, or what is probably the greatest opening shot…

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By Gareth C (72) on 28 Oct 2008

I was really disapointed by this. The characters and the story just didn't seem that interesting…

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By Andrew C (1,943) on 25 Oct 2008

A superlative work of genius, from its bravura opening to its low-key final shot, this works on all levels, as only truly great films can…

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By Cuz'n S (12) on 25 Oct 2008

A superlative work of genius, from its bravura opening to its low-key final shot, this works on all levels, as only truly great films can…

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