Boy what goes around comes around. Ann played such a great part but in the end still lonely. what a cast and look Marilyn.
No one could or can act like the great Better Davis..Today's so-called Hollywood stars should take courses in acting to see how it was done by Miss Davis..
I like how this story can remain the same no matter in what sort of setting. I would love seeing a truly traditional modern updating of this.
watch this one any time you might think of watching any of these other stinkers.
Just finished watch All About Eve, I am totally amazed by the movie, I can't believe it was made in 1950, it was more than a movie,there are so much to be remembered.
It was a story about how a nobody becomes a super star, how she tried all the lies and deceptions to get the trus...( read more)
Performance of a lifetime from Bette Davis. Great story, great ensemble and absolute legend
Bette Davis is maybe the best reason for anyone to watch it, as well as the the excellent work by Manciewicz (co-writter of the script for Welles's "Citizen Kane").
Hollywood at it's knockdown, drag out "worst" -- in regard to the story itself. Fine film with some really great individual scenes.
A really great film. It's long but there are some really great performances that any movie fan should not miss.
"Fasten your seatbelts. It's going to be a bumpy night."
i absolutly love this movie it is a classic bette davis gives a wonderful proformance this is the movie where my fav. quote comes from!!
next to Now Voyager this is my very favorite Davis film. It has everything - love, hate, ambition, back stabbing and back biting. Terrific!!!
marvelous...the script, the acting n of course "BETTE DAVIS EYE" killing
This was a great film to watch. It had a great storyline and great acting. Bette Davis was amazing.
One of the best movies made with strong female leads, great direction and writing. I mean Bette is in it so do I need to say more???
How to be a harpy, advanced course. Not the kind of story which interests me more, but we must recognize dialogs are brilliant.
The bitchiest film ever made. An outstanding script with dynamite performances. It's a brutal attack on Hollywood and the fanaticism with celebrities. Timeless and way ahead of its time. It makes a nice companion piece to both A Star is Born (with Garland) and Scorsese's King of ...( read more)
Directed by: Joseph L. Mankiewicz
Starring: Bette Davis, Anne Baxter, George Sanders, Celeste Holm, Gary Merrill
The Review:
Truly one of the best classic I ever seen, so far. The dialogue is scintillating, the characters and the actress, simply amazing, great direction, great ...( read more)
I have a huge love for films such as this. I am not sure why, this antiquated feelings and this old-fashioned thoughts of mine are ever so present and they extend to these past films too. A simple film in essence, but what a film. Nothing for granted, there is a sense of having e...( read more)
Excelente película todo un clásico y la mejor muestra de lo que es el arribismo
Damn this film was good. Bette Davis is awesome. I can't believe her and/or Anne Baxter didn't win Best Actress.
I was surprised when i first watched this at how awesome it was. I mean it has a lot of things about it that are considered flaws in todays films the biggest probably being that it's in black and white. But It really stands to time. Plus Bette Davis is my favorite actress and she...( read more)
Those eyes sparkles, i would say the plot is timeless, so many wannabes, who will do whatever it takes to get that coveted statue cum fame, Ann Baxter is good but one cant outshine Ms Davies, she is the Ms. Margo Channing, period!
One of my favourites. Bette Davis at her best. I loved the scene Eve got slapped LOL
nominated for a record 14 oscars, this is truly one of the most important films in history. the first hour actually bored me incredibly and anne baxters performance was a little over the top, but bette davis and george sanders put in powerful performances and the final 80 minute...( read more)
One of my favorite classics, i love the way it has an almost secretive message about karmatic situations and the finer things in life.
The ambitious Eve Harrington (Anne Baxter) gets close to the great and temperamental stage artist Margo Channing (Bette Davis) and her friends Karen Richards (Celeste Holm) and her husband, the play-writer Lloyd Richards (Hugh Marlowe); her boyfriend and director Bill Sampson (Ga...( read more)
