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Date Posted: 20:01:58 04/11/02 Thu
Author: Nicole Flores
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CasaBlanca

I can honestly say that I am sincerely enjoying this particular movie, at first it didn't truly catch my attention, but the classical love triangle under those particular circumstances (i.e. the Visa's and going to America) make the plot that much more interesting.
Also, the fact that the Hays Codes challenged writers, directors and actors to get their point across without being obvious impressed me because they did it so well. This movie proved that it is possible for their to be a movie that is interesting and even a true classic without having to have exaggerated nudity or violence.
At this point, I am in suspence to know if Rick gives the Visa Card to Ilsa and/ or Victor Laslo. Its a nice cliff hanger to look foward to....

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