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Lord Jim (1965)

After being discredited as a coward, a 19th century seaman lives for only one purpose: to redeem himself. Preserved by the Academy Film Archive in partnership with Sony Pictures Entertainment in 2000.

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Ken Hanke 05 Nov 2003

A great O'Toole performance can't quite save this ponderous film.

L.M. O 03 Jun 2009

One of the better screen adaptations of Joseph Conrad's novels. Peter O'Toole may have been chided for playing another Lawrence (Jim is, however, a dissimilar character with a different destiny), but it's hard to imagine anyone else in the role. Bronislaw Kaper's score is magnificent and altogether fitting with the stirring, nautical overtones of Conrad's tale.

Gary S 04 Sep 2009

Very sad ending. Felt really sorry for the girl. Think moral of the story is that some people are too honourable and decent for their own good. Bit strange the way that Jack Hawkins to start off with is narrating and then he just disappears from the story.

Alan U 02 Aug 2007

I liked this movie. It shows what being a real man is instead of the messed up macho drunk we see in college thinking they're men.

Sara R 13 Jul 2007

A good adaptation of the Joseph Conrad classic. O'Toole is gorgeous, as usual, and carries off the part of Jim, a man haunted by a moment of cowardice, desperate to prove himself. James Mason is underused as the cynical villain to O'Toole's idealistic hero. It's a Conrad novel, so it must end badly, but the ending is truly sad and touching.