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By Chas L (17) on 29 Oct 2010

Burton and Taylor, as hilarious and as heartbreaking as they ever were…

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By Nicholas H (392) on 28 Oct 2010

This play-made-into-a-movie excels when the ensemble is together and recedes when the quartet is reduced to a duo (in combinations of George…

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By Jens T (504) on 27 Oct 2010

Is it one thing in this world I love is it drunk people, specialy movies about drunk people. and this is the best of them…

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By Colm M (245) on 20 Oct 2010

Tour de force acting from both leads. Fascinating too because there's more than a little of it that represents their real life relationship I'd say…

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By Steve H (1,232) on 09 Oct 2010

Great movie! Very sad... But can anyone tell me why Elizabeth Taylor admitted at the end of the movie was afraid of Virginia Woolf…

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By G G (100) on 24 Sep 2010

Mike Nichols' first attempt at directing a film boasts one of the best casts I have yet seen assembled for a movie…

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By Elizabeth M (1,049) on 22 Sep 2010

Martha: I disgust me. You know, there's only been one man in my whole life who's ever made me happy. Do you know that…

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By Megan F (151) on 20 Sep 2010

I very good sad movie. But I think that once you've watched it I don't know if you could ever go back and watch it again…

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By Carlos R (1,175) on 16 Sep 2010

Intense and powerful performances make this film a classic, sometimes too weird for my taste, but I enjoyed the most part of it…

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By Martin S (921) on 10 Sep 2010

Stimulating narratively and fine-tuned photography. Psychologically breath.taking, a character film from start to finish…

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By Jeff H (1,831) on 31 Aug 2010

Amazing, like watching a car crash in slow motion! Taylor and Burton give it everything they have got & the gloves are off…

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By Brandon T (513) on 31 Aug 2010

Amazing, like watching a car crash in slow motion! Taylor and Burton give it everything they have got & the gloves are off…

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By Alejandro E (452) on 28 Aug 2010

Titan roles of Burton & Taylor.Indispensable…

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By Calvin C (583) on 26 Aug 2010

Raw, brutal, harrowing…

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By Christine R (413) on 25 Aug 2010

One of the most emotionally draining films I think I've ever seen, and an astonishing first film for Mike Nichols who takes everything he knows…

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By Holly C (238) on 23 Aug 2010

BRILLIANT! Liz Taylor is beautiful! That's it! LOL…

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By Jac S (19) on 22 Aug 2010

This film exhausted me. Martha and Honey were my favorite characters. Love the way it was directed…

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By Mikael K (415) on 11 Aug 2010

Stunning, shocking, and oftentimes brutal to watch, this just proves how much performances by talented actors can make a movie…

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By Nick O (721) on 04 Aug 2010

By the end of our lives there will be movies we'd have liked to have seen…

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By Travis M (323) on 29 Jul 2010

This film is truly amazing, and compels one to incredible emotional depths. A triumph in filmmaking…

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