Reviews for Becky Sharp

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6.0 / 10 1h 24min

The first feature length film to use three-strip Technicolor film. Adapted from a play that was adapted from William Makepeace Thackeray's book "Vanity Fair", the film looks at the English class system during the Napoleonic Wars era.

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user301f5lhysrm's Movie review

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Review by user301f5lhysrm

The friends Becky Sharp and Amelia Sedley set out for marital affairs in the shadow of the Waterloo campaign - with consequences and complications.

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Review by user673bjt3t02j

Cinema's First Technicolor 3-strip Feature Film

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Review by user73545bgadvq

Innovative, Memorable, Significant, Rousing

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Review by user34999my5z2v

Historically important...but probably not much interest to the average viewer.

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Review by user2341c3r6oic

Not my favorite Miriam Hopkins performance...

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Review by user337mr3ggfzy

socially climbing an unpleasant way

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Review by user861e3sun1g6

The first movie to be shot in glorious three-strip Technicolor!

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Review by SonicSardine

Great Victorian Novel becomes Interesting Looking But Weak Film

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Review by user978v9twvx9

Big, Bold, Colourful Whistle Stop Tour of Vanity Fair!

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Review by user948rbi5lm6j

"Becky Sharp" of historical interest for film buffs

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Review by user663recmhob4

A Beautiful Movie To Look At-Okay To Watch

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Review by user48qn803icf

I'm giving it an 8 for Hopkins and the color

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Review by user16f7k0wqid

My First Disapointment in Miriam Hoplins

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