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Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1966)

A history professor and his wife entertain a young couple who are new to the university's faculty. As the drinks flow, secrets come to light, and the middle-aged couple unload onto their guests the full force of the bitterness, dysfunction, and animosity that defines their marriage.

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Kat A 14 Dec 2007

This movie made Elizabeth Taylor one of my favorites. She is superb. The rest of the cast is too.

Bob W 24 Jun 2014

Edward Albee's words are magnificent for the silver screen, but it is the performances from Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton that truly bring the vitriol and bitterness to the surface. Many believe they modeled their performances on their real life relationship, and that this is the ultimate portrait of a crumpled marriage. Martha and George have a life built on the misconception that they can be happy based on political and social standards, but now, in their middle age, both feel the weight of their inactions and prejudices. They invite over a married couple (Sandy Dennis and George Segal) and spend the entire night fighting and degrading themselves and their guests. The play is about faith in love, and the decay of a relationship that needed to end years ago. Mike Nichols seems impervious to failure, and with this, his first venture, he has secured legions of fans who want to see the drama of interpersonal relationships displayed onscreen again and again.

Steven R 29 Dec 2007

As the tagline states, "You are cordially invited to George and Martha's for a night of fun and games." Fun, indeed! This is one of the best films ever made, in my opinion, and one of the best directorial debuts ever - courtesy of Mike Nichols. Controversial for it's time because of it's refusal to water down any of the adult elements of Edward Albee's play - it is a riveting character study featuring excellent performances from the entire cast. The dialogue is to die for! Both horrifying and hilarious, this should be required viewing for every film buff.

Wendy S 05 Mar 2008

Taken from the screenplay by Edward Albee, these two actors capture the complex marital status of George and Martha in a funny and edgey way. The best acting I've seen in a film, ever!! It's terrible, sad, horrific, and all in a night's activities of entertaining a couple guests afterhours at their home. This pulls a relationship to it's guts and then dissects it some more.

Robert R 10 Dec 2007

I love this movie with all my heart. So nasty and brutal, how can it not bring a smile to your face? This film should be shown to all aspiring actors. Richard Burton in particular just oozes contempt from his voice. Just...flawless. See it now.