Casablanca
Drama • PG • 1943 • 1 hr 42 min
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I thought it was gonna be kinda overrated but I loved it. It’s reputation is deserved.
Nice plot not really all that riveting probably was for the time.
An Iconic performance from Bogart in a touching romance fuelled story that plays your heart strings throughout. A classic that holds up well
Great story and perfectly filmed for its time. Plus, Humphrey Bogart was an amazing actor.
What a great movie. It show us how far a man can push only for love and the right values.
One of the greatest movies of all time, while it’s not perfect, the story and the acting are extremely good
It’s a very well executed character study that also manages to effectively repudiate fascism. The romance is dated and gendered, but smart.
The best classics were never designed to be. Still up there in my top 20. Bogie is cool, yet vulnerable, and Bergman simply shimmers.
One of those films you just can’t go your whole life without seeing
Bogart was such a legend and this film will show you why!
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