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By Diego O (85) on 07 May 2009

Fantastic movie - astounding, brilliant acting performances all around…

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By Cal ( (355) on 05 May 2009

You take the trouble to construct a civilization, to build a society based on the principles of... of principle…

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By Erin B (412) on 01 May 2009

Great acting but there's so many wtf moments especially the end…

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By Vicky W (80) on 14 Apr 2009

This film is very insane at first, but gets better as it progresses. The performances are nothing short of genius, especially Liz Taylor…

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By Indi V (217) on 14 Apr 2009

This film is very insane at first, but gets better as it progresses. The performances are nothing short of genius, especially Liz Taylor…

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By David S (4,459) on 08 Apr 2009

Elizabeth Taylor & Richard Burton at their vey best…

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By Danny H (304) on 02 Apr 2009

Smart and edgy for it's time. Awkward moments remind you of couples fighting on reality tv. Really great perfomances…

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By Brian S (2,291) on 30 Mar 2009

If I was ever asked to name the five best movies ever made I would probably mention The Godfather, Gone With The Wind, Casablanca and this…

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By Rod A (147) on 27 Mar 2009

Although this story can just as effectively be told on a stage, all four actors skillfully evoke the complexities of these characters in the…

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By Victoria K (143) on 22 Mar 2009

A real date movie... especially if you're considering marriage…

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By Andrejs P (115) on 14 Mar 2009

Amazing film, amazing story and amazing dialogue…

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By Bubba M (202) on 11 Mar 2009

By far the best proformances of both Burton and Taylor and a great adaptaion of Albee's monumental play…

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By Timothy L (144) on 08 Mar 2009

This film is well acted, but angry and uncomfortable. Albee's intention is lost in the anger and peculiarity of this film…

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By Steve K (552) on 06 Mar 2009

Probably the best acting you'll ever see in a movie. Try to stay awake though…

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By Lawrence G (152) on 06 Mar 2009

Finally saw this again. I'm still amazed at what an amazing debut it was for Mike Nichols, and how he just does amazing thing after amazing thing…

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By River E (37) on 26 Feb 2009

Ugly, sad, unpleasant movie even if the acting is good…

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By Crinkle S (17) on 26 Feb 2009

Ugly, sad, unpleasant movie even if the acting is good…

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By Pete S (773) on 26 Feb 2009

Ugly, sad, unpleasant movie even if the acting is good…

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By Tans D (195) on 23 Feb 2009

Whoa! This is a rollercoaster. I've read the play, but never seen it, and this is just craziness. These people are nuts…

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By Berkeley R (7) on 22 Feb 2009

Ah, yes. How I love this couple of lushes who lament over their blonde-eyed, blue-haired boy…

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