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By Mandela W (82) on 14 Mar 2016

So Who's afraid of Virginia woolf is a highly charged maritial drama that actually really impressed me as I did not think I was going to like…

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By Ken S (1,985) on 07 Mar 2016

Stage play adapted into a great film, the directorial debut of Mike Nichols…

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By Logan M (1,902) on 26 Jan 2016

A dark, comic tragedy. Party games bring out the worst in hosts and guests, as truth is slowly revealed throughout a drunken night…

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By Filipe C (248) on 03 Jan 2016

Powered by extreme verbal nastiness and a taste for the visceral, Virginia Woolf truly is an uncomfortable and terrifying cinematic experience,…

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By Deke P (331) on 23 Oct 2015

A man can put up with only so much…

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By Francisco S (456) on 11 Aug 2015

It's like watching a grenade explode in slow-motion…

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By Mike V (837) on 16 May 2015

An outstanding performance from Taylor and a clever screenplay make this compulsory viewing…

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By Charles G (399) on 16 May 2015

An outstanding performance from Taylor and a clever screenplay make this compulsory viewing…

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By Jenna I (601) on 07 Feb 2015

This is shot beautifully and acted fantastically but man, I just couldn't get into it…

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By David L (3,419) on 08 Jan 2015

Society's expectations on marriage culminate into the slow destruction of romantic love…

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By Kyle B (1,653) on 06 Dec 2014

A roller coaster of a film that is definitely worth seeing especially for the performances by Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton…

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By Marques C (26) on 25 Nov 2014

Elizabeth Taylor gives a tour details force performance in this exploration into relationships and psyche…

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By Priyu K (47) on 22 Nov 2014

The challenge in making a movie about detestable people is to prevent the movie from becoming detestable by extension…

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By Leena L (663) on 21 Nov 2014

It's based on a play, so the film is not particularly fast paced, but this is as rewarding as cinema can get in its performances, screenwriting,…

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By Daniel C (1,809) on 28 Sep 2014

Power, dramatic performances from the 4 main players. A fantastic debut for director Mike Nichols…

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By Dustin D (712) on 23 Aug 2014

Yes these are great performances but I was bored stupid watching this…

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By Michael D (2,363) on 04 Aug 2014

I often imagine I'm Elizabeth Taylor in this film…

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By Bob W (910) on 24 Jun 2014

Edward Albee's words are magnificent for the silver screen, but it is the performances from Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton that truly…

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By Matt L (1,239) on 24 Jun 2014

Edward Albee's words are magnificent for the silver screen, but it is the performances from Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton that truly…

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By Spencer S (1,155) on 24 Jun 2014

Edward Albee's words are magnificent for the silver screen, but it is the performances from Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton that truly…

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