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Date Posted: 08:13:15 04/22/02 Mon
Author: Christine Millar
Subject: Casablanca

Since Casablanca was made during the 1940s, I expected the acting to be "cornier." I thought that the chracters would go around saying "golly!" or "geez wiz!" or something like that. I thought Casablanca was very dramatic, with intrigue, deception, and secrets, that would make any movie good. What makes Casablanca great is the acting and the sets. Morocco was a great place for confusion and lies, since the black market was evidently in full swing there, and the Nazi Regime was on the brink of occupying it. I really liked this movie (much to my surprise) and if all the classics are like this one - keep 'em comin'

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