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By Toni L (49) on 11 Jan 2009

This is arguably the best Taylor-Burton collaboration from the history of their extensive joint movie careers…

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By Michelle L (396) on 11 Jan 2009

This is arguably the best Taylor-Burton collaboration from the history of their extensive joint movie careers…

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By Paavo L (416) on 02 Jan 2009

Elokuva alkaa kun vanha pariskunta tulee kotia juhlista ja vaimo on pyytanyt toisen parin heille jatkoille…

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By Marina G (56) on 02 Jan 2009

Elokuva alkaa kun vanha pariskunta tulee kotia juhlista ja vaimo on pyytanyt toisen parin heille jatkoille…

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By Vicky L (27) on 02 Jan 2009

Elokuva alkaa kun vanha pariskunta tulee kotia juhlista ja vaimo on pyytanyt toisen parin heille jatkoille…

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By Jennifer R (652) on 19 Dec 2008

Omg, take it down a notch. The tangible anger made this almost impossible to get through…

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By Laura O (102) on 13 Dec 2008

Beautifully acted, superbly written, funny, nasty, shocking and tragic. Goes for the jugular…

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By Andrew K (2,033) on 07 Dec 2008

Some of the greatest acting I have ever seen by Liz Taylor and Richard Burton. Absolutely astonishing. Mike Nichol's best film…

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

By Tony D (457) on 07 Dec 2008

One of the best character-driven plots i've ever seen…

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By Ray{Rip Paul} (1) on 07 Dec 2008

Some of the greatest acting I have ever seen by Liz Taylor and Richard Burton. Absolutely astonishing. Mike Nichol's best film…

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By Juhi R (28) on 06 Dec 2008

I really don't know what to think about this film... I loved some parts, didn't like some…

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By Chris S (3,490) on 06 Dec 2008

This is a film that shows us a night in the life of a couple with self-destructive behavior as they invite an innocent and young couple to…

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By Brandon O (410) on 28 Nov 2008

Four self-loathing people bicker and argue for two hours…

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By Perseu E (59) on 23 Nov 2008

A quite heavy film, but worth every second. Burton is a marvel, and Taylor delivers one of the greatest performances in movie history…

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By Jonathan M (1,410) on 23 Nov 2008

A quite heavy film, but worth every second. Burton is a marvel, and Taylor delivers one of the greatest performances in movie history…

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By Charles Q (46) on 19 Nov 2008

Awkwardly funny at times, and often painful to watch and downright depressing. Marriage has never looked less appealing…

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By Chad D (886) on 18 Nov 2008

I'm ready to wash this down with a bottle of red label scotch…

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By Sunnie D (80) on 18 Nov 2008

This movie has incredible performances in it. the lighting is amazing and gives it the creepy dark vibe along with the score…

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By Louise B (264) on 10 Nov 2008

Unbelievably arduous to watch, yet compelling because of that fact. The relationships are portrayed with squirm-inducing authenticity…

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By Matt F (954) on 05 Nov 2008

Not the most feel-good movie of all time, but one of the most well acted. All four performances were brilliant…

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