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Reviews for Mourning Becomes Electra

6.3 / 10 2h 53min

Near the end of the Civil War, the proud residents of Mannon Manor await the return of shipping tycoon Ezra Mannon and son Orin. Meanwhile Ezra’s conniving wife Christine and daughter Lavinia vie for the love of a handsome captain with a dark secret while well-meaning neighbor Peter sets his sights on Lavinia.

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ElectricEagle's Movie review

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Review by ElectricEagle

Odd Casting Distracts From Great Story

All Reaction moments

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Review by user1553kwntgyb

Mourning Becomes Electra - Rare Tough Going

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Review by user598c4vnbac2

The Mannons were doomed before Adam Brant came along...

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Review by user86382e6jgg4

You have to stick with this one....it gets a lot better as the film progresses.

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Review by user544orcycvz4

Intense and depressing, but far from dull

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Review by user3529kartzwe

would that it had been what they predicted

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Review by user39lw5fofn8

A Film That Transcends Its Own Flaws

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Review by user816mfeouyla

Trying to adapt the power of classical Greek tragedy to American cinema

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Review by ThunderousThylacine

Aeschylus reduced to humdrum quarrels of bleak provincialism.

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Review by NighttimeNighthawk

A review of Image's DVD, i.e. the British version

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Review by user565f5nxjm4d

Rosalind Russell plays the title role in this updated Greek tragedy

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Review by user381n9njw4e

LONG film... so many family secrets