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By Matthew Samuel M (158) on 03 Jan 2014

This film is a must-see simply because it is a classic, it is expertly written, and Elizabeth Taylor is absolutely mesmerizing…

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By Greg C (624) on 19 Dec 2013

The acting, the writing, the OHMAHGAWD did I mention the acting? This is unreal, impossibly good…

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By Sam A (557) on 10 Dec 2013

An interesting story with interesting characters, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf is ultimately dragged down by the dact that it ifeels like…

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By Shaimaa S (23) on 24 Nov 2013

Careens through the ugly story with often uncomfortably intimate cinematography and a collection of tour de force performances…

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By Josh F (705) on 05 Nov 2013

Boy did I hate this. Hated very minute of them. Horribly sad and painful to watch. Ugh…

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By Christopher B (2,528) on 05 Nov 2013

Boy did I hate this. Hated very minute of them. Horribly sad and painful to watch. Ugh…

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By Michael S (3,461) on 29 Oct 2013

Masterpiece.The greatest acting duo ever in one of the finest movies of all times. Elizabeth Taylor gives one of the best film performances ever…

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By Brandon K (542) on 13 Oct 2013

Depressing and dark but full of wit. Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton give their best performances…

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

By Dennis G (108) on 29 Sep 2013

Great movie! I want to c it again and again and again its that good…

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

By Marcos S (216) on 27 Sep 2013

Nichols começava com o pé direito sua brilhante carreira, neste poderoso drama, com uma atuação espetacular de Elizabeth Taylor…

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

By Keith T (249) on 14 Sep 2013

Decided to revisit this after watching 'Burton Taylor'. Essentially it is a four part play with a couple of bit parts…

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By Mloy X (536) on 14 Sep 2013

George (Burton): All I said was that our son, the apple of our three eyes, Martha being a cyclops..... Wow and damn…

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

By Connor G (714) on 01 Sep 2013

The amazing performances and the incredible script combined with the extraordinary direction and editing make this already amazing film, spectacular…

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By Kerby H (812) on 14 Aug 2013

It is too noisy and at times even disturbing and it is certainly not for everyone, but Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf has a beautifully honest…

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By Jordan B (469) on 05 Aug 2013

An undisputed classic that chronicles every appalling moment of a drunken night in hell as middle-aged George and Martha tear each other, and…

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

By Oliver E (195) on 30 Jul 2013

Brilliantly written and has some of the best nighttime photography I've ever seen. The ending is perfect too…

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By Kevin C (1,734) on 25 Jun 2013

Fantastic dialogue and brutal performances, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? is a powerful film…

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

By Artimis M (81) on 26 May 2013

One of the most intense human drama films ever made…

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

By Laura A (286) on 26 May 2013

Absolutely fantastic. One of my favorite films. The dialog is exceptionally well written and the performances are intense…

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

By Jacob E (203) on 26 May 2013

Absolutely fantastic. One of my favorite films. The dialog is exceptionally well written and the performances are intense…

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