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Acclaimed as one of (if not the)
greatest films of all times. A statement that will not be
disputed here in any way. A captivating film that is beautiful both
in production and story. The acting is superb and you really
feel for the characters who take turns going through highs and lows.
The story is written and told extremely well with memorable lines
that have lasted decades. The story, too, is one that could
easily have come out today and been just as great. Knowing
that this story came out during the 2nd World War makes it all that
much more astounding. The music is some of the best on film.
The end really pays off the build up as well and remains one of the
greatest endings in history. Bogart and Bergman are the ones
who make the film as they emote and engage you into their lives.
You want them to be together and you are sad for them when they must
part. While the film is a classic of all time, I didn't find it to be the flawless masterpiece most make it out to be. I thought there were some lulls in the story early on, and too much stativity of the camera. Not enough to not call this one of the greatest films ever, but enough that there are a handful I find more enjoyable. 10/10 |
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