Reviews for Escape to Burma

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6.3 / 10 1h 27min

Adventure

A fugitive in British Burma hides on a tea plantation, thanks to a mutual attraction with owner Gwen Moore.

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Review by user67306wt6dr9

Mediocre camp, mildly enjoyable

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Review by user101dumniwe

Better film than it gets credit for, must-see for Stanwyck

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Review by user113ofm8r7h6

It's just okay...and with these stars it should have been better.

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Review by user541ugxerrc4

Probably the only film where you'll see Barbara Stanwyck cuddling with a monkey.

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Review by DaringDeer

stanwyck and ryan in color, exotic-locale movie

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Review by user894gg3mcgom

B-movie fun as only the 50s could deliver.

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Review by user7444jc92qi2

Unintentional, but vastly amusing!

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Review by user291emvbdyrn

Robert Ryan, voluntary quarantine enforcer, teams up with Jungle Jill(Stanwyck)

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Review by user6462691smu3

My Impression: Weird Gender Swap Version of The Naked Jungle...w/ plot holes

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Review by ThunderousToucan

Camp as a row of tents or Alan Dwan's senior moment?Or both.

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Review by user1705ryrhcaq

Escape from Reality with Stanwyck

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Review by user4479t4egwkx

No reference to great political changes in Burma at the time

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Review by user33775iw7fer

If you admire Barbara Stanwyck, Robert Ryan and David Farrar, better to pass this one by

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Review by user271i329fhr1

A strange, refreshing film from undervalued maestro Dwan.

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Review by PolarPenguin

Agreeable adventure film in which a fugitive takes refuge at a plantation of a wealthy colonial owner

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