The true greatest film of all time

Rating: 10/10 (9 August 2008)

Although I've listed "The Fugitive" as my favorite movie of all time, "Casablanca" is truly the greatest. I find "The Fugitive" to be the most interesting and engaging film I've seen, but this one has true greatness and has and will continue to endure as a true classic. Though the plot is not greatly complex, it works so well and allows the audience to focus more on the characters, which is really the greatest element of the film. Humphrey Bogart is perfectly cast, and the tough yet romantic character he plays seems to appeal to all audiences. "Here's lookin' at you, kid" is just one of many famous lines in this film, and this movie contains the most memorable quotes of any I've seen. Claude Rains is also an excellent supporting actor as Louis, and he and Bogart were both robbed of the Oscars they deserved. The film proves to be interesting, humorous, and inspiring, and it becomes more so "as time goes by." See it.
**** out of ****