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By Lovely L (144) on 13 Feb 2011

Really slow at times - but richard burton is a really good actor - and Elizabeth Taylor won an oscar for it which seems deserving - good performances…

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By Adam B (2,189) on 03 Feb 2011

A fantastically written, acted and filmed masterpiece. Some of the best acting ever is in this film…

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By Nuno B (39) on 23 Jan 2011

The most neurotic movie I've ever seen..about a regressive alcoholic couple playing childish games, hence the title, Who's afraid of Virginia…

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By Hannah M (863) on 04 Jan 2011

A very respectful, confident adaptation of the play…

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By Ryan M (2,675) on 04 Jan 2011

A very respectful, confident adaptation of the play…

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By Aimee A (44) on 02 Jan 2011

This is one of those films (much like Passion of Joan of Arc is) that make spectators realize the profound impact that film can have…

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By Tino R (500) on 31 Dec 2010

Hugely intense with terrific acting and beautiful B&W cinematography…

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By Alex B (1,607) on 28 Dec 2010

The acting in this film is great, but the movie as a whole is overly long and relies on an incessant barrage of anger and depression to pass…

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By Vincent H (192) on 27 Dec 2010

Definitely a landmark film for a reason. It was scathing and unapologetic with its delivery and acting. Hell, even the directing was genius…

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

By Arthur P (325) on 26 Dec 2010

This movie reminded me who cool play based dramas are and how great they could be with great actors as this one has…

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

By Timmy G (49) on 26 Dec 2010

Absolutely imcomparable! The performances in this movie couldn't have been more raw…

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By Elliott F (182) on 19 Dec 2010

A knockout of a film in every respect, Mike Nichols' adaptation of Edward Albee's play Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf…

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

By Alexander B (392) on 12 Dec 2010

A classic adaptation of the Edward Albee play, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? is a stunning drama…

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By Hytham E (80) on 28 Nov 2010

It is a shocking film! Elizabeth Taylor was another human in this compared to her rolls in A Place in the Sun and Giant…

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By Andrea C (235) on 27 Nov 2010

What I immediately reference whenever Nate and I get into some verbal sparring or witness a couple arguing…

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By Ann D (219) on 23 Nov 2010

Wow. this is a labored, boring piece of shit. I hated it. so tacky, contrived, and false. almost impossible to sit through…

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By Alexis N (138) on 09 Nov 2010

This whole movie is an awkward, drunken fight between two married people and their newly married guest hostages…

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

By Bob V (268) on 07 Nov 2010

Another stellar theatre adaptation, starring Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton in their fourth collaboration out of eleven…

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

By Anna L (514) on 02 Nov 2010

Excellent work from the cast. Has to be Nichols' best work…

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By Jasper M (29) on 01 Nov 2010

Yikes…

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