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SHE HAD LOADS SEX APPEAL EVEN MORE THAN MARYLYN MONROE! THAT VOICE OF HERS! HER BEST MOVIE IS THE MIRACLE!

He's so sleezy. A predator.

They said his hand is working way around.

Both actors should've been legends- postwar acting this should've been on the top of the charts, but apparently this movie was banned. Approximately, 0:04 this actress mumbled a rude remark that the conflict police escorted them to C/B in an notwithstanding jail. jnl94.pdf

somewhat immature acting for her and i dont think shes so innocent after all even before the stranger came even though she still sucks her thumb to be 20. there is some highly ridiculous elements to the whole story and though i see the excellent acting. I havent seen the whole thing, but from overall comments, it is seen as a drama with comic appeal. Take into account it a T. Williams play, that adds some class to it.

eli is sexy! some of the sexiest scenes ever despite some creepy factor

I did see a lot of things but this is certainly the sexiest scene I have ever seen in my life. It overwhelms me.

I love this so much!

I would like to have seen Paul Newman in that part. Would have been so much better. This just feels like a creepy old man on a 19 year old.

A favorite movie of Roman Polanski !

Poor Archie Lee 😂 yes, my favorite scene, and yes, the real star of this movie is that old house.

I need a cigarette.

Magnifique

Many years back first time seeing g this movie me n my sister loved it still do

I have a very big problematic crush on Eli Wallach in this particular movie, and this Titanicesque scene is not cooling it

Nasty!

OMG!

I found this by mistake. Wow so many good movies are lost but fortunately for me I found this one a diamond in a haystack ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Take me man meat!

...WELL, Mr. Vaccaro's got a mighty good STROKE on him, don't he!? (0:13) ...big RUMP on him, too....whew, ah's startin' to feel a 'lil WOOZY, Mr. Vaccaro.....

*BABY* : "...I don't like the swing, it shakes me up....besides, I'm relaxed....." *MR.VACCARO* : "..Oh, no you're NOT...your nerves are all tied UP..." *...no...UNG-AAHH!!* (0:44)...Oh, you make me feel HYSTERICAL, Mr. Vaccarro.....STILL.... (3:45) ....

I would have kicked him

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You'd think if they made a film like this in 1956 they'd at least have the decency to make a whole lot of other films like this, but nope. I don't think there is any movie like this. Not unusual in Hollywood that filmmakers will rip each other off. Such a dirty picture but not explicit at all. Take your hats off, my friends. Tremendous respect for this great film. Anyway, if there was a remake and I missed it please let me know.

How strange that a film like this got made in the 1950's, a decade which at least has the reputation of being a squeaky clean decade in terms of movies. I wish there had been more like this. It is a very sexy film, and I guess all the more so due to it not showing anything explicit. Were this film made in the uninhibited 1970's holy mackerel what a depraved film it would have been.

I like 'Chariots of Fire,' more or less; I really like 'Reds' (mostly...I've seen it several times and though filled with endless strong points, for me it never quite locks in entirely to greatness - that said I would defend it with gusto to anyone who too readily dismisses it) but I can't understand why (and it has nothing to do with the films themselves, really) they remain in a certain culturally memory but that their exact contemporary, 'Ragtime', is essentially a forgotten film. Gene Siskel wasn't always right - but he was right enough with popular films - and 'Ragtime' held the top spot for his best of 1981 list whereas 'Reds' was far down and 'Chariots' was somewhere in the middle. But then again, I always treat awards and such with skepticism...costume design is often a good barometer of what is rather arbitrary: of course Milena Canonero is brilliant and her Oscar winning costumes costumes for 'Chariots' are subtle things of beauty, but how do you measure this against the work of Shirley Ann Russell (remember those camp fabulousities in 'The Boyfriend'?) where even Eugene O'Neill's tatty sweaters have pills on them; or of Anna Hill Johnstone here presenting the American 'Belel Epoque' in all its parasols and bone corset splendour - or even Deborah Nadoolman, who, seemingly by accident, created one of the most iconic silhouettes in cinema history (Indiana' Jones' fedora, leather jacket, flat front straight legs and bull whip)?

Among the many 'lost histories' in 'Ragtime' (I mean, who in 1975 or 1981 knew who Evelyn Nesbit was?) Doctorow points out that the inter-urban railways systems of the east were once so comprehensive that it was possible to travel as far west as Ohio from the Atlantic coast on them - without ever having to use a long distance train line...hence this scene where Tateh seems to be travelling to Philadelphia on a streetcar. As for the separated narrative...it works if you are not relying on absolute faith to the book, functioning more like a classic 'fusion' screenplay where parallel stories eventually come together. Also, it is my understanding that some key scenes were cut: there is a beautiful ten minute long scene between Emma Goldman and Evelyn Nesbit that should never have been cut (Forman didn't want to, but Di Laurentis - backed by Doctorow himself! - won out).

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Watching this little colt of a woman struggle to keep her dignity while being manipulated by human wolves and snakes while tottering in her heels through the dirt of Mississippi is a revelation of what women go through daily. This world is gone of course but I miss the elegance she brought to her struggle and loved the contrasts and humor thst underscore this beautiful, tragic film. The ending satisfies, she GOT AWAY!!! Kisses to Carroll.

Carroll Baker is one of the most natural and spell binding actresses I have ever seen working. Truly. This young lady was SHAMED permanently for acting in Tennessee Williams little masterpiece ‘Baby Doll’ by the Catholic Authority who are well known for their denial and covert child molestation and GREED coverups. In other words this stellar performance was buried out of corruption and probably guilt. Ms. Baker was robbed of her very greatness by an industry bent on exploitation and this gal took every hit known to show biz by the time she was barely a grown up. I have been studying the great Tennessee Williams and our system of critique, media exploitation etc… is the ruination of too many wonderful and great artists and I don’t think it’s getting better. We are rinsed by snowy wonder at this ladies’ incredible acting skill. Acting is a skill inborn then honed by great teachers and Carroll Baker has got it in spades. My heart broke when I learned what was done to this film. The seduction scenes are always shown but every little nuance Carroll gives in this film is genius. Try acting if you think it’s so easy, many think they are great, few are. Caroll Baker is one of the great actors of our time.

Eli Wallach is freaking good.

Espectacular 💛💙❤️

eli walach is great actor

“no, cis” hits different in 2022 💀

lmao if i was baby doll i would’ve drop kicked my husband LMAOOO

Among the striking things about this intriguing film is how wonderfully atmospheric it is. The house is practically a character in the film. The whole yard is full of memorable aspects--the old car, the swing, all the junk. The chickens who wander thru the house. The two black men who just sort of loiter outside. Do they even work there or are they just hanging out? I love how Archie Lee gives one a swig from his bottle. And I love how they laugh and roll around on the ground when Baby Doll talks about going into town. Again all brilliantly atmospheric.

An incredible emotional movie with a story that could inspire any human with a decent heart (not chenney, of course!)

one of the very best american movies ever made, and the main character (Rollins) was robbed of his well deserved Oscar

Imagined Eli wallach plays a handsome debonaire here while in the 70s he plays the ugly in the good,the bad & the ugly a cowboy film headed by clint Eastwood.

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Andy Serkis' motion-capture work here looks _amazingly_ natural. Kudos to him and the animators.

She is perfect. Fascinating character who appears naive but shrewd. This was such a scandal, so great that there’s no nudity.

He's so hot. He's on par with Dean. He's overlooked. This movie is has b.d.e. ♡ all performances are epic and the chops are so on point it's in my top ten easily. Poetry in celluloid medium that taps into a dimension of erotic possibilities as currency is and emotional torment to seduction and confusion. The unspoken masterpiece. You have to admit that he's got b.d.e. ×11.

I wish Eli Wallach had played MANY more roles like this, he was CAPTIVATING in this movie ♥️ I come back and watch this ALL THE TIME

She looked so beautiful when she was very young

‘Oh please don’t think I’m prejudice! 😲´ -Sir William Gilbert aka Jim Broadbent aka Professer Horace Slughorn 😂

This Film is insanely humorous and poignant simultaneously. Been in my top since I worked at a Cinema in 1999 and first saw it!

This is a great movie if you have not seen it order the dvd I’m not sure if a streaming service has it or not but it is really good!

Superb talent back in that era

Carrol just brings the tension to such extreme levels with a look.