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Avg. Customer Rating: 4.7 / 5.0

The Holy Grail of Movies:

The Good: This may well be the greatest film ever made. The story is based on the real life exploits of T.E. Lawrence during WWI. The movie is excellently cast from top to bottom, with the legendary Sir Alec Guinness headlining. It is the performances of two then unknown actors however, Peter O'Toole as warrior-poet Lawrence and Omar Sharif as Ali, that really steal the show. However, all of the main actors are given beautiful lines to deliver. The music by Maurice Jarre sounds amazing on a 5.1 surround... more info

A film for those who seek shear enlightenment:

A classic 1962 historical tale somewhat annotated and revitalized to further dramatic depth. David Lean directs a World War I advanture of a young British serving officer who's powerfull will and persuasive talent that managed to liberate the tribes of Arabia from the conquered Turkish Empire. Spectacular war scenarios and acting by the finest stars of the era. David Lean continues with his majestic knack for historical recreations this being Lean's best movie ever created beyond his other works from the... more info

Conservatives support slavery? This movie makes the case:

Hi. My name is Steven Thulen. You might know me from such reviews as "Bowling For Columbine" and "My Life." I am here today to talk to you about "Lawrence of Arabia." While this may shock and astonish you, I will offer a long-winded review without actually discussing this film.

I am that good.

First, a history lesson. In the year 1492 Columbus sailed the ocean blue. He landed in Haiti and raped the native there, then enslaved them. Later, many Africans were captured and made slaves by white people.... more info

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