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By Kat A (86) on 14 Dec 2007

This movie made Elizabeth Taylor one of my favorites. She is superb. The rest of the cast is too…

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By Ambro? B (5) on 14 Dec 2007

When you watch it the first time you have no idea where it's gonna go! Amazing acting from Taylor and Burton, absolutely 1st class…

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By Cyrille L (28) on 12 Dec 2007

So ahead of its time. An acting tour de force. If you like movies, you owe it to yourself to see this one…

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By Joy H (203) on 11 Dec 2007

As usual Elizabeth does her beautiful job. The rest of the cast aren't too shabby either…

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By Andrew S (3,174) on 11 Dec 2007

One of the greatest plays made into an awesome movie. The performances are amazing…

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By Tanya D (73) on 11 Dec 2007

Perhaps the greatest performances by Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton…

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By Vivien D (4) on 11 Dec 2007

You're all flops. I am the Earth Mother, and you're all flops…

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By Andrew B (2,971) on 10 Dec 2007

Elizabeth Taylor's and Richard Burton's best performances. This film is just so...dirty. It's also an incredible adaptation of the play…

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By Robert R (1,109) on 10 Dec 2007

I love this movie with all my heart. So nasty and brutal, how can it not bring a smile to your face…

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By Violet W (5) on 10 Dec 2007

You know how I can talk a lot? Well, I can't even speak. This is my shit, my favorite movie of all time. I'm shaking just thinking about it…

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By Keith A (326) on 09 Dec 2007

This was strange, but well-acted. It was pretty intense, but there were some amusin parts as well…

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By Ian G (848) on 09 Dec 2007

Burgen is hilarious...Why Richard Burton didn't win an Oscar for this I will never know…

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

By Mathew S (100) on 08 Dec 2007

Brilliant…

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By Patrick F (771) on 06 Dec 2007

I'm getting tired, and I have seemingly lost my ability to write about films now. Whatever, this film is one of the best dramas ever…

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

By Philip T (91) on 03 Dec 2007

The only problem with this film is that all subsequent stage productions pale in comparison with it…

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By Veera T (2) on 03 Dec 2007

Klassikko, tÃ¤nki nÃ¤hny monta kertaa…

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By Keith B (450) on 02 Dec 2007

Wow ... it's been a while since a movie has blown me away, but this one did it, on so many levels. Definitely added to my favorites…

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By Brian E (261) on 01 Dec 2007

Brilliant. I didn't know Liz Taylor was a serious actress till I saw her on Virginia Woolf…

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By Bill W (569) on 30 Nov 2007

My head hurts after listening to all the yelling and conflict…

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

By Aaron H (880) on 28 Nov 2007

Scalding, still. Made me wanna be an alcoholic. We all peel labels, baby…

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