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The Snows of Kilimanjaro (1952)

Writer Harry Street reflects on his life as he lies dying from an infection while on safari in the shadow of Mount Kilimanjaro.

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Richard S 21 Dec 2007

With great stars like Ava Gardner, Gregory Peck and Susan Hayward, a screenplay based on the works of Ernest Hemingway and a story set in Africa, France and Spain, one would expect much more from this film but unfortunately it falls short. However it's worth seeing for the impressive performances by Gardner and Hayward.

Dave Kehr 21 Aug 2008

There is some exquisite Technicolor photography by Leon Shamroy, but director Henry King never moves the action beyond respectful superficiality.

Kelly A 10 Feb 2014

An untruthful adaptation of Ernest Hemingway's masterpiece by editing the ending ruthlessly is unavoidably blasted by critics. But the sentiments exhibited by Peck over Gardner and his own experience are true and subtle. A fine entertainment especially with the exotic African scenery.

Wendy J 18 Jun 2007

Gregory Peck? Ava Gardner? What else could you ask for?? I guess for Hollywood not to butcher a wonderful piece of literature...

Brian P 18 Oct 2011

i quit at about 38minutes... the chop style scene shifts, blatant studio sets vs. outdoor footage, and sitcom dialogue were worse enough to ruin any suspension of disbelief.. but then started the neanderthal philosophy of gender relations, and the lady's descriptions of her emotions during the paris romance, which was totally not what was happening during those scenes. what a load