Casablanca

The greatest film of all time.

I do recognize that the script is phenomenal, but I feel the performances aren’t the strongest and the character development could be deeper. That said, I fully acknowledge it was revolutionary for its time.

Wasnt as good as the minecraft movie

Wonderfully written story and hands down performance 👌

Casablanca earns its status as a classic - not through nostalgia, but through a rock-solid script, iconic performances and surprising humor. Humphrey Bogart’s Rick Blaine oozes cool from the first frame, and Claude Rains nearly steals the movie as Captain Renault. The narrative is tight, the characters are distinct and the film’s emotional payoff still lands more than 80 years later. A few moments haven’t aged perfectly - particularly one clunky chase - but the film’s wit, warmth and depth are undeniable. Yes, it holds up.

This is a cinematic masterpiece, anyone saying otherwise is being childishly churlish, it's best seen on the big screen but if that's not possible just take any opportunity to see it. You won't be disappointed.

Every 10 minutes you’ll hear a line/quote your heart/mind/soul and life has already been embedded with and built upon.

An all time classic which is just getting better as time goes by! People going to Morocco are lining up to book a table at Rick’s Coffee in Casablanca and to see the famous piano as well. More than 80 years after the film, That tells the story.

Casablanca is known to be a classic, but it may not deserve the title of the 3rd best film because its storytelling can be slow for most audiences. Also, Casablanca has close-up shots to capture emotions of the characters a lot.

Quite possibly the greatest film ever made... certainly the most re-watchable film. I've put it on every night for over 5 years now. Best friends to hang with before sleep.