Sunset Boulevard

"Drama at its finest. Such a classic. "

"William Holden and Gloria Swanson are absolutely unforgettable in this film. It has the type of quotes and crazy last act that simply stays with you. This film is about a journalist trying to make a name for himself by interviewing a fading star ⭐ who still feels she can be current in a world that has long since past her by. This is one of the movies that is the very definition of film noir, and constantly referenced by cinephiles. Still acting from the entire cast, and the lighting of the film captures the mood perfectly."

"This is why I love classic movies this is a pure gem a pure ******* classic if I saw this in theaters I would stand up and clap give a standing ovation what star what story what acting the whole thing was chef's kiss if I can't have you nobody can! Fame Glamour and darkness"

"Fantastic film! Deserving of the classic label it has received. Exceptionally well written and acted, with a tragic commentary on the cost of obsession with fame and losing grip on reality. Gloria Swanson in particular gives an all-time great performance, and William Holden and Erich von Stroheim are great as well. Incredible balancing of tones too. "

"Must see! That is a masterpiece... May contain spoiler: Their acting, the plot, and the ending... Oh, the ending was a masterpiece. Ah Max moonpie.. I need a Max in my life who will stay with me till the madness and save me even from myself... I am not a critic and that is my review. God I wish I could watch it for the first time again. "

"Powerful, iconic and ultimately tragic view of the road from fame to madness!"

"Glenn close"

"My favorite black and white movie. The cinematography and framing of scenes is incredible. The writing is great. Acting was wonderful. Mesmerizing. Definitely one of the classics. A must for film buffs."

"An artistic masterpiece in every sense In the scene where the photographers take pictures from inside the pool, an expensive art painting can be extracted"

"I’m ready for my close-up now Mr. DeMille"