On this page you will find the best and most relevant writing
about the film by a number of well-known critics. Enjoy these essays,
reviews, thoughts, and ideas. All you have to do is click on the
name of the author to start your reading. |
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The
N.Y. Times review of November 27, 1942 by Bosley
Crowther |
An
analysis of the film by semiotics professor Umberto
Eco |
"On
Casablanca" is an essay by J.
Hoberman |
"Round
up The Usual Suspects" by Aljean
Harmetz |
"Play
It Again, Sigmund" by Krin
and Glen Gabbard |
On
its 50th anniversary, critic Charles
Champlin remembers the film |
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