Key Largo
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A disillusioned returning World War II veteran has lost the will to fight ... until he arrives at a rundown hotel in Key Largo. There a mobster holes up against a raging storm, holding the veteran, the hotel owner and the owner's widowed daughter-in-law at gunpoint.
DVD; 1.33:1 aspect ratio; Dolby digital 2.0 mono.
English or French with optional English or French subtitles.
Closed-captioned.
Based on the play of the same title by Maxwell Anderson.
DVD release of the 1948 motion picture.
Special features: production notes, scene access, behind the scenes, awards, and the original theatrical trailer.
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James Temple: "Are you thieves or what? You want money? Is this a robbery?" Toots: "Yeah, Pop, we're gonna steal all your towels."
Frank McCloud: "You don't like it, do you Rocco -- the storm? Show it your gun, why don't you? If it doesn't stop, shoot it."
Frank McCloud: "When your head says one thing, and your whole life says another, your head always loses."
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Add a CommentLoved the cast. Crotchety Lionel Barrymore always cracks me up -- I always hear the Underdog cartoon character Simon Bar Sinister. Edward G. was an exceptionally despicable little slimeball. Cowardly, too; sweating bullets over a little breeze (lol). The more I've seen Claire Trevor's performances, (e.g. "Born To Kill", "Murder, My Sweet"), the more impressed I am with her. The woman was gritty. And naturally, there's those two. The idyllic Hollywood romantic couple. Sorry, folks, can't resist a chorus: "We had it all... Just like Bogie and Bacall... Starring in our own late, late show... Sailin' away to Key Largo..." Awesome John Huston flick. Max Steiner's score, too. FIVE STARS.
This one of Bogat's best with a great cast. Edward G. is great as a has been ganster. Lauren Bacal is great in her part.( Bogart's real wife ) Something to look for the name of the boat Santana. That was the name of Bogart's production company
Achilling but fascinating and gripping movie.
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Very dramatic film, Edward G Robinson's gangster isn't even half-way lovable in this one! Only film where Bogart shoots Edward G , and not the other way around! Good stuff!
This movie is okay- I love Lauren Bacall's character, sort of little girlish (but great). Perfect ending.
Classic B&W. Some now silly FX, but by the standards of the 1940s, pretty good. Worth watching if only to see Claire Trevor's Oscar-winning performance.