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SALESK

31Mar12

Some of the best filmed dialogue ever. Bette Davis hoists this movie on her shoulders and proceeds to do standing push-ups for 2+ hours. She is a BEAST.

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Sudipto Basu

25Feb12

There is something to be said for a film that has ever-shifting character equations. Love!

Christopher

29Jan12

One of the greatest of all movies. I couldn't help but draw comparisons between Bette Davis and Kate Winslett. There is something about both of their acting styles that is strikingly similar...

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terrastrana

23Feb12

I agree, this is truly a great film. A stellar cast, and the dramatic tension between the two lead actresses is pitch perfect.

Kristility

6Jan12

Bette Davis...I think that about says it all. Adore.

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Jadranka Popovic

2Dec11

Fasten your seatbelts it's going to be a bumpy night.

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Marta

5Nov11

Lasts too long and gets predictable, yet the last thirty minutes save it. Especially the last scene: so powerful.

ULA ZUHRA

3Nov11

eve is such a bitch.

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Jason Chan

24Aug11

Eve Harrington...my favorite character and one of the greatest villains in cinema history. Along with Twilight, this film will be regarded as one of the greatest chick-flick ever.

Liam Dot Seeland

28Jun11

When Anne Baxter (Eve) tells her false story of how she ended up there, it really amazes me. Only her talking, but still so interesting.

aikeart

10Sep11

For that she was a great character. Evil but awesome.

Vanda Marasan

29May11

Bette Davis is spectacular.

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Makiewicz pens one of the finest screenplays to ever come out of Hollywood and the ensemble performances elevate the material to an even higher level. A film that more than lives up to its reputation.

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Mikhael Tarigan

24Apr11

Love it to bit.

Christian R.

18Mar11

i highly doubt anybody can say a bad word about it. it's perfect in every single way start to finish!!!

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p.seng

19Nov10

"Fasten your seat belts; it's going to be a bumpy night."

Edward Copeland

13Oct10

One of the greatest screenplays ever written. http://eddieonfilm.blogspot.com/2009/10/in-this-rat-race-everyone-is-guilty.html

Vera Sophia

12Jul10

This is the only movie I know which epitomized a good movie. Everthing is smooth and natural. It was not the costumes, the sets, the soundtrack or the pretty line up of casts. It's all abut the acting, the sensational performances by Anne Baxter who portrayed the multi-faced ambitious young girl and of course the legendary Miss Davis who was born to play the part of Margo Channing. This movie is beyond outstanding.

Iliana Quintanilla

18May10

How great and perfect is this film!!

Yashoda

12May10

Probably my favourite movie ever. Definitely up there.

elmer_fishsticks

14Mar10

One of the best scripts ever written in my book.

Gregory Milla

30Jan10

JONUK WHO: "Possibly the most eloquently written Hollywood film ever made! " The most amazing film I have ever seen. EVERY scene is an expression of perfection,I don't even mention the brightness of the dialogues (Mankiewicz 's speciality) and the finesse when it comes to this script...and to me it's the best Marylin Monroe role ever! BETTE DAVIS + Anne Baxter : no comment. My ultimate movie.

Spencer

20Nov09

Margo is totally Tallulah Bankhead, of that there is no doubt. Bette knew it and Tallulah sure as hell knew it. But what a great film! The writing is pure genius and Bette is awesome. :)

Eleonora

29Jun09

Questo è un film splendido, memorabile,per niente datato,anzi valido tutt'oggi.Tutte le attrici sono veramente brave ma nessuna è all'altezza della splendida BETTE DAVIS.Ruolo che le calza in toto. George Sanders riesce a reggere la Davis, la voro non da poco...

Branden

23Jun09

I fell in love with this film. Bitchy stage divas, backstabbing, betrayal, witty quips. I loved it. All of the performances were fabulous. Some people think that the film is dated. I think of it as a portrait of what life was for a famous Broadway actress in the late 40s. Anne Baxter, Bette Davis, Celeste Holm, Thelma Ritter George Sander were great.