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Reviews for Crime and Punishment

6.6 / 10 2h

This is the story of Rodya Raskalnikov (Patrick Dempsey), an intellectual who is suspended from University and is living in poverty in 19th century Russia. Raskalnikov believes that in order for great men like Napoleon to accomplish great things, they must be above the law.

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user248mazh3w9s's Movie review

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Review by user248mazh3w9s

A fine film version of one of the greatest books ever written

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Review by user9281yk8k77y

A wretched hack unrecognizable as Dostoyevsky

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Review by user394c1fiei21

Crime: Mean Old Pawn Broker. Sin: Her Innocent Sister.

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Review by user4400jnqmhtl

Dostoyevsky would have hated it!

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Review by user979hgsgp02s

Here's the Crime, and this is the Punishment

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Review by AquaStar

Excellent book,excellent actors,not such an excellent movie.

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Review by user6441s84p36z

Any Adaptation of a Classic is Better Than None. Or Is It?

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Review by user582nmhdb5sp

A TV Movie Worth Watching for a Change

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Review by user1636k7z6qq6

A Slow movie ...but it was a good movie

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Review by user463zsc1uu9o

A good yet confused soul, saved from drowning in his own guilt: from Napoleon to Lazarus?

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Review by user836v0s5x2sz

A definite contender for the worst adaptation of a Dostoevsky novel ever