The Great Gatsby
Drama • PG • 1974 • 2 hr 24 min
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Robert Redford, Mia Farrow, Bruce Dern, Karen Black, Scott Wilson
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The book was better but that’s to be expected. Overall it was a good movie.
Redford nails it. Good movie but obviously older. If you can get passed that I like it more than the new one.
A fairly accurate adaptation of the F. Scott Fitzgerald novel!!
The movie is quite nice although the book is better.
Seemed a lot like the book from high school. I wasn’t a huge fan of the book.
Watched it because I was studying it in school. Not really blown away but I should probably go back.
I see from where DiCaprio moves originated
Good adaptation of the book with a good cast. Wealth worship at its finest. I enjoyed the film.
Nah, felt kinda dated, not gonna lie. Leo's version brings way more heat. 🤷♂️
Iconic movie that lots of people forget about because of the new one! Just as good, if not better!
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