Casablanca (1942)
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- Humphrey Bogart
- Ingrid Bergman
- Paul Henreid
- Claude Rains
- Conrad Veidt
- Sydney Greenstreet
- Peter Lorre
- S.Z. Sakall
- Madeleine Lebeau
- Dooley Wilson
Letterboxd User Reviews
- Aug 28, 2012
I hate it when people say stuff like: "You should watch this because it's a masterpiece!" Those people are annoying idiots. Also: You should watch this because it's a masterpiece!
DirkHDec 30, 2016"Of all the gin joints, in all the towns, in all the world, she walks into mine."
#1 gizmo fanJun 15, 2020i like how i slowly went from "hmmm... this will probably be overhyped" to "lovely movie but i'm not feeling it" to "that's their song and sam is playing it... again" to "wow, imagine watching this in 1942 when you didn't even know if the Allies would prevail against the…
kailey - Jun 27, 2023
Rick the coldest mf in fiction
James (Schaffrillas)Jan 28, 2023“I’m shocked, shocked to find that gambling is going on in here”. “Your winnings sir”. “Oh, thank you very much”.
benNov 15, 2017i got to see humphrey bogart say "we'll always have paris" on the big screen and i need to be carried out of this theater in a stretcher
Wes - Dec 23, 2020
the two main men in this movie look exactly the same. she didn’t really have to choose, could’ve just picked either one and used her imagination a bit
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mulaneyApr 10, 2023Interesting choice by Michael Curtiz to light Ingrid Bergman with the luminescence of 50,000 brilliant diamonds. Must have been expensive.
Sean Fennessey
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I enjoyed the plot, setting, and music in the film. I also liked the ending because it was not something that I was expecting when dealing with a character who was depicted as a neutral cynic. I liked the interesting theme about the difficulty of neutrality during war and in love
It’s a classic and you kinda have to watch it but honestly it didn’t live up to the hype. But I wasn’t expecting that much since it’s from like the 40s but idk the story just wasn’t that amazing and it was a little confusing anyways so yeah
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You wanna talk about the second greatest movie of all time? Spoiler Alert: it’s only one word. Starts with C and ends with “asablanca”
The character development and acting are so good. The setting is also such an interesting element. The only thing I didn’t like was how slow it was. That might just be an attention span problem tho. Either way it was the complexity of the characters that kept me watching
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It's far from a great film, but it has a special appealingly schlocky romanticism, and you're never really pressed to take its melodramatic twists and turns seriously.
The feeling and vibe of the movie was so good and the character and stuff was so vintage or antique but the plot was boring af
Atom User Reviews
Wonderful date night film.
Metacritic
The dialogue is so spare and cynical it has not grown old-fashioned. Much of the emotional effect of Casablanca is achieved by indirection; as we leave the theater, we are absolutely convinced that the only thing keeping the world from going crazy is that the problems of three little people do after all amount to more than a hill of beans.
Much more fun than its stuffy Greatest Film Ever Made tag suggests, with a literate script, stylish direction, a great song and cinema's most romantic couple in Bogie and Bergman.
Casablanca accomplishes that which only a truly great film can: enveloping the viewer in the story, forging an unbreakable link with the characters, and only letting go with the end credits.