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(1 - 9) of 9 OFCS Rating: 100% Fresh Page   1   4/5 "This is a film about passion, and the movie positively oozes it."   Filmcritic.com   Christopher Null B "Lacks the poignancy you could almost swear was a given, considering it was adapted from an acclaimed Tennesse Williams play."   Ozus' World Movie Reviews   Dennis Schwartz 8/10 "Thanks to the excellent text and superb actors, Kazan managed to create a very good film, but he still failed to turn it into genuine and everlasting masterpiece."   rec.arts.movies.reviews   Dragan Antulov A "Over a dozen Tennessee Williams’ plays have been translated on celluloid 41 times to date, yet none match this production."   Old School Reviews   John A. Nesbit 8/10 "Streetcar should have been Vivien Leigh's picture, she's the main character, but it's Brando who steals every scene he's in."   DVDTown.com   John J. Puccio 4/4 "A Streetcar Named Desire is a fascinating, wrenching character study."   Montreal Film Journal   Kevin N. Laforest A "Probably the best-realized translation of Tennessee Williams we’ve seen on screen...a gold standard"   Columbus CityScene   Rick Curnutte A "The classic adaptation of the Tennessee Williams play, featuring one of Marlon Brando's legendary performances."   Laramie Movie Scope   Robert Roten 4/4 "That melancholy we feel as it closes is a mourning for me that I'll never be able to see this film again for the first time--and that I'll never be able to appreciate any film that came before it without the stain of it in my perception."   Film Freak Central   Walter Chaw  (1 - 9) of 9 OFCS Rating: 100% Fresh Page   1