Reviews: A Streetcar Named Desire (1951) [Blu-ray]

A Streetcar Named Desire (1951) [Blu-ray]

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Histrionic

overrated??

0%This film is truly desirous...

Explosive

An explosive masterpiece

a sure classic.

Kevin G "A Streetcar Named Desire" Review

Streetcar Review

street car

Magnificent performance of a classic

0%Streetcar named desire

0%A Streetcar Named Desire

1%A classic film that was truly ahead of its time

A Streetcar Named Desire

1%Funny, heartbreaking and moving -- "Streetcar" is a classic.

Stunning

Magnificent Interpretation

A Streetcar Named Desire

A classic worty of the title.

Vivien Leigh's performance among the 20th century's very best.

1%Good Film! Terrible DVD!

Blanche favors the light.

1%Lousy Commentary

1%"A Streetcar Named Desire": A MUST For Any Collection Worth Its Cinematic Salt...

1%A Streetcar Named Desire

1%A BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF THE SEAMY SIDE OF LIFE

1%The Kindness of Strangers

1%Essential Brando in Williams' Hothouse Classic Of Delusions and Deceptions

Hollywood with the smell of theatre

Watch how Brando steals the show

1%A True Classic

1%Stunning cast and superb director...

0%Blink! and You'll Miss Blanche's Triumph

1%Sheila!

0%Excellent but I would have wanted more realism

1%DISSAPOINTING TRANSFER

0%Love on the rocks.

1%A Sultry Masterpiece For The Ages

1%ARE PEOPLE NUTS!!!!????

1%Come Looking for Brando--Leave with the indelible Leigh

True to Tennessee!

1%ONE OF MARLON BRANDO'S GREATEST ROLES

1%Emotional human drama in post war New Orleans

0%A Juggernaut Named Brando

1%SHOCKING: HOW WOMEN ARE DRIVEN INSANE

1%Great movies of the last century

1%"A crown for an empress...Here's your plantation Stella, right here!"

1%My rating is for the DVD...not the film.

1%Neurotic and Sublime

1%Torrid Summer at New Orleans.

1%Even with the "morality" changes, a classic adaptation

0%EXCELLENT!!!!

1%Why does not Hollywood make mature films like this one?

1%One of America's Great Films!

0%*Adorable* Stanley *Bipolar* Kowalski

1%Still-compelling screen adaptation of a stage classic

0%Intense and Sexy

0%"Luck is believing you're lucky, that's all."

1%Paper Moon.

1%The need to be desired personified...

1%Moments of true sensuality

Tourtured Souls

0%Best actress. Best playwright. Best director.

0%A Streetcar Named Desire

1%Has Become My All-time Favorite Movie

0%THE MEETING OF THE BEST OF ACTORS

1%Not a Heroine But Tragic Nonetheless

From Sensuality to Neurosis

Brando needs an Oscar for this role

One of the best films ever!

1%Death...the opposite is Desire

0%Brando

1%Non-Letterbox Director's Version

1%AFI's Great Love Stories: #67 A Streetcar Named Desire

One Quick Question......... (3.5 stars)

1%Dearest Blanche....

1%A small work of art that has stood the test of time

1%jump aboard a streetcar named review

1%A Film that is Rock Solid

1%Where Have You Gone, Marlon Brando?

1%the Wicked versus the Tender

0%Streetcar Named Prozac

1%Stella!!!

0%Keep a fire extinguisher near by.

1%Astonishing Movie, Adequate DVD

1%Perhaps The Best Stage To Screen Adaption In Cinema

1%Grim, Dark, Brilliant

1%Unbelievable

1%Emotionally charged production contains powerful message

Take A "Ride" on this Streetcar!

1%The other streetcar was named "Cemetery" (really)

Brando great, but a missed opportunity

0%Brando is magnificent!

Blown away

should have swept the academy awards

1%Brando's Best Performance

1%Simply the Grittiest, Most Brilliant Movie Ever Made

Ultimate casting

1%Letterboxed version on Turner Classic Movies

1%The Streetcar for All Ages!

0%I don't understand the hype

BRILLIANTLY ACTED MELODRAMA.

1%Hacked for television

1%WHERE WAS BRANDO'S OSCAR??

1%One of the greatest American films of all time

Captures the beautiful simplicity of the play

LEIGH AND BRANDO TOGETHER