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The Book Thief

User rating: 4.43 198 Reviews | Write a Review

In Theaters: November 8, 2013

PG-13 | Drama | 2h 11m

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User rating: June 2, 2014

This thought-provoking drama was perfectly cast .

User rating: January 30, 2014

Having lost most of my family to the Polish/Jewish holocaust, anything below a five for this film is total disrespect and an insult to a phenomenal humanitarian film.

User rating: January 13, 2014

I thoroughly enjoyed this movie. It was in turns sad, lighthearted, painful, touching, uplifting and more. Solid performances by all. geoffrey Rush is always good, Emily watson's transformation was great- and I especially loved the scenes between leisl and Rudy.

User rating: January 5, 2014

Excellent !!

User rating: January 5, 2014

wow ! go see this movie

User rating: January 2, 2014

wonderful-a heart warming/heartbreaking movie. one of a handful in my life I would watch again

User rating: January 2, 2014

Excellent story! Very well acted by all the cast. Really. Felt I was there. Never stops to amaze me how the people of this era thought so differently than we do. Don't think most people today would be capable of rising to the occassion in such a manner as so many of them.

User rating: January 1, 2014

BRILLIANT - Best film I've seen this year and there have been other very good ones.

User rating: December 30, 2013

A tragedie of the Second World War that presents a narrative from the German people's perspective....a reverse Anne Frank story....quite moving. A tail of survival at its best and the resilience of a person throughout the emotional obstacles thrown at her by fate....

User rating: December 28, 2013

I cannot recall in my life seeing a more moving film. The audience could not move at the end of the showing.