Gilda
Romance âą NR âą 1946 âą 1 hr 50 min
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Rita Hayworth, Glenn Ford, George Macready, Joseph Calleia, Steven Geray
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Rita Hayworth is absolutely stunning! The movie jumps around a bit & leaves you hanging at times, probably on purpose. Itâs worth a watch.
The film brightens everytime Rita Hayworth appears on screen and dims a little when she leaves.
Classic and glowing with the glamour of old Hollywood
Thinly veiled sexuality, dark pasts, and an abundance of slicked back hair litter this undeniably mesmerizing film. Hayworth is phenomenal
Great story and performance. Rita Hayworth is marvelous
Rita didnât get enough screen time âŒïž but a great movie nonetheless
My first Rita Hayworth film... I felt instantly in love with here! Pretty good movie, give it a chance!
if the last 30 minutes didn't exist it migtivr been better cuz he dies either way. I dint get why we had to see gilda get abused
Itâs the movie within a movie in the Shawshank Redemption! Hayworth dazzles and sings. Film noir so all the characters are despicable.
Classic blueprint of noir. Essential watch if you are into the genre.
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