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From:Elizabeth Taylor , Richard Burton , George Segal , Sandy Dennis , Frank Flanagan , Warner Brothers , Mike Nichols , Warner Home Video ,
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 Movie lover., 2008-05-05
I had not been able to find this movie for a long time,not only did I find it in Amazon.com but I recieved it extremly fast and in better condition that described,Amazon.com has always meet and far exced my expectations,Thank you!
 Liz's signature role., 2008-04-29
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? is a classic film from director Mike Nichols. Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton set the screen ablaze, they play Martha and George who have a bitter and intense relationship. Taylor received her second Oscar for this film. Some of the dialogue is too long-winded and overwhelming which makes this film boring at times. This satire is good just not excellent, it's a mixed bag for me.
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 It's a classic for a reason, 2008-04-19
This is a very good film. No doubt great performances by everyone involved. It is also a very uncomfortable film for anyone with any type of alcohol abuse in their family. Quite frankly, ambitious or not, I can't imagine anyone staying more than two minutes in that house with Martha and George. My one complaint is that the film felt very long to me and it might be because of my level of discomfort. The vicious way these two tore into each other and treated it like a game was hard. I'm not saying, by any stretch of the imagination, that it was unrealistic. It's just sad and depressing as all get out. Still, this is definitely a MUST SEE film.
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it's a destaster, 2008-03-12
it's a destaster that this master class movie, shouldn't be available on DVD anywhere outside the USA. I don't know what those Warner I'mnotgonnasayit are thinking. what a disregards of movie lovers outside the US. Best movie I saw ever. So we'll keep on waiting some more years hoping that some warner dude will get it.
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Stirring, Disturbing, Brilliant, 2008-03-03
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (Two-Disc Special Edition)
I have watched this move twice now, and when I have time I will watch it again and again.
Albee's witty and profound dialoge is perfectly paired with brilliant performances.
Where do we draw the line? When do dreams and reality collide? When does one take over the other?
Well worth the price, a film you will want to approach with care and thought.
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