The African Queen
Romance • PG • 1952 • 1 hr 45 min
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Great chemistry between Bogie and Hepburn.
Katherine Hepburn should be a genere of her own. this film is what happens at the latter of your career when you’re at your best.
Fun 50s film from Hepburn and Bogart, with Bogart playing against type as a lazy bum
Fun, romantic, thrilling, and of course entertaining. Bogart and Hepburn are great playing off each other.
Holds up to be a pretty good movie. Great performances
Uno de los títulos cumbre de John Huston. Inolvidable historia de amor. Obra maestra.
Simple story with great acting. Classic cinema fans will not be disappointed with this solid film.
Classic film. Great acting, good storyline. Definitely one to check off the list.
The acting is just exceptional and it’s cool that such an old movie had romance between not-young characters. A lot of sitting on a boat.
Looks amazing and the simple story keeps you engaged the whole time, a stunning film
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