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By Jen J (101) on 29 Jul 2010

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

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By Andrea F (130) on 29 Jul 2010

The shallow would say this is a film about angry drunk people screaming at each other. They would be wrong…

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By Saleh P (2) on 25 Jul 2010

This is what I call drama and acting. one of the greatest movie ever made…

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By Luz Mar O (9) on 25 Jul 2010

This is what I call drama and acting. one of the greatest movie ever made…

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By Ben W (988) on 12 Jul 2010

Absolutely hypnotic. the richness and terrible power of these characters is overwhelming…

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By Scott J (1,156) on 01 Jul 2010

I couldn't take my eyes off the screen the entire time Taylor and Burton were on it together, I have not seen a more realistic depiction of…

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By Clark B (46) on 26 Jun 2010

Elizabeth Taylor is an icon of the movie industry, she's a legend for crying out loud, but she just didn't make enough good movies…

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By Zachary T (73) on 23 Jun 2010

Is it sad that I just saw this? It was great though. Hazzah for emotional bombardments! ^^…

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By Steven P (482) on 30 May 2010

Brilliant film! Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor's performances were outstanding, as well as George Segal and Sandy Dennis…

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By Roger R (198) on 22 May 2010

Essential viewing for anyone considering a committed long term relationship…

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By Bobby B (292) on 21 May 2010

A pretty great movie, but one that's not easy to watch…

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By Grant S (1,780) on 20 May 2010

Esta pelÃcula es ideal para una primera cita! : ) ClÃ¡sica, permanecerÃ¡ como una de mis favoritas para siempre…

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By Lauren D (305) on 16 May 2010

I put this off for years because it looked and sounded really boring. I mean, really? That plot summary makes you fall asleep…

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By Alex K (2,253) on 14 May 2010

Powerfully scripted, outstandingly performed, randomly directed, this thrill house of a play adaptation served as director Mike Nichols intro…

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By Marcos O (5) on 14 May 2010

Powerfully scripted, outstandingly performed, randomly directed, this thrill house of a play adaptation served as director Mike Nichols intro…

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By Alice S (528) on 07 May 2010

It's an acting masterclass - that's for sure - but I've just never liked the play. I'm not a fan of Albee's…

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By Brianda B (4) on 06 May 2010

One of the few films in history to irreverently depict the truths of married life, and coupling, in general - the frail and tenuous nature…

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By Matt K (1,446) on 24 Apr 2010

Not so much a drama as a surreal horror film…

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By Corey P (293) on 24 Apr 2010

The actors are so good in this movie that it makes it extremely uncomfortable and awkward to watch…

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By Alex M (2,014) on 24 Apr 2010

Like watching a car crash, you feel guilty about it but you can't look away…

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