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By Alan B (249) on 15 Nov 2007

Finally got to see this on dvd in the States (it's not available in Region 2), after having seen and liked 3 of Albee's plays, including Woolf…

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By Frank M (727) on 14 Nov 2007

It seems that most of the likes come from the childhood. But how could I like this movie at the age of 8…

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By Gabriel C (666) on 13 Nov 2007

Some of the best dialogue ever in a movie. I hope I can marry a woman with even half the quickness of Martha…

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By Samuel D (186) on 13 Nov 2007

This film has so many great lines. Incredibly enjoyable…

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By Jp S (18) on 13 Nov 2007

3 of 5. In my top 5 movies of all time. Being a playwright, screen adaptations of plays are always intersting to me…

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By Robin L (100) on 12 Nov 2007

I did'nt really see what's so great about this movie…

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By Lawrence E (9) on 10 Nov 2007

Truth or Illusion, don't you know the difference even now? is as close to a theme line as you'll find…

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By Emanuel Levy (2,948) for EmanuelLevy.Com (2,771) on 28 Jun 2007

Director Nichols, in his auspicious Hollywood debut, and scripter Ernest Lehman smartly keep Albee's corrosively witty black comedy intact,…

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By Dave Kehr (1,442) for Chicago Reader (7,190) on 27 Jun 2007

Mike Nichols had the Burtons for his first film (1966), but he felt compelled to drag in so many jazzy camera tricks that Richard and Elizabeth…

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By Geoff Andrew (550) for Time Out (7,510) on 11 Feb 2006

Edward Albee's vitriolic stage portrayal of domestic blisslessness translated grainily and effectively to the screen…

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By Christopher Null (908) for Filmcritic.com (3,164) on 27 Jul 2005

A watershed film that broke down walls of profanity and vitriol…

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By Michael A. Smith (689) for Nolan's Pop Culture Review (315) on 11 Nov 2004

Great cast plus great script equals great movie! Liz and Dick at their best…

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By Jeremy Heilman (393) for MovieMartyr.com (391) on 23 Jun 2002

It earns the hell that it puts us through by never compromising its vision of it…

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By Les Wright (65) for culturevulture.net (793) on 03 Dec 2001

Part nightmare, part psychotherapy, part docudrama, part cultural meta-narrative, part transcendent myth…

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By David Parkinson (764) for Empire (3,446) on 18 Apr 1999

A time capsule now of all that was considered controversial and gutsy in 1966…

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By Andrew Sarris (502) for Village Voice (8,525) on 03 May 1997

Nichols has actually committed all the classic errors of the sophisticated stage director let loose on the unsophisticated movies…

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By Joe Mcgovern (126) for Entertainment Weekly (6,953) on 30 Oct 1981

It features the best real-life husband-wife pairing onscreen ever…

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Review of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1966)

By Stanley Kauffmann (447) for The New York Times (9,847) on 11 Mar 1974

In its forthright dealing with the play, this becomes one of the most scathingly honest American films ever made…

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