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Catch-22 (1970)

A WWII military pilot makes a valiant effort to be certified insane in order to be excused from flying missions. But there's a catch.

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Gemma S 12 Aug 2008

What an amazing movie. I can't believe a source material that beautifully convoluted and strangely original could have been adapted so fantastically. Alan Arkin was just unbelievable.

Kip M 13 May 2008

A great forgotten satire of the '70s. Certainly one of Nichols' best.

Timm K 11 Jun 2007

This is fucking megalomaniac. The book is a little better executed in terms of comic value, but Nichols manages to get the point of it across without watering it down like others would have done.

Daniel D 05 Aug 2007

It's not often that a movie is as good as the book it's based on, but this is one instance where it is.

Dave A 29 Jun 2008

If ever there was a classic book which is impossible to translate to film, surely this is it, and yet not only did Mike Nichols succeed, the film is actually better than the book. Ok, a lot of details are glossed over, otherwise the film would have been about 20 hours long, but the essence is there (and to be honest I think the book is overly long and meandering). The non chronological, cut up narative works perfectly. Adequately casting a film with so many strong characters would seem to be an impossible task, but the choices made are faultless (I don't know how Orson Welles, Bob Newhart and Art Garfunkel can work so perfectly in the the same film!). Anarchic, riotous, often bleak but ultimately triumphant, this is probably the single most underrated film ever made.