The greatest movie ever made

Rating: Null/10 (10 May 2004)

When one closely analyzes a movie, they find that it is even better. Such is the case with "Casablanca," in my opinion the greatest movie of all time. While studying this movie, I've noticed many interesting things which shows how brilliant this movie really is. For example, when Renault meets Major Strasser at the airport, he says, "unoccupied France welcomes you to Casablanca." Now think about that. UNOCCUPIED France. He clearly has no respect for Nazis. That's just one of the little things that makes this movie great.
But how can I write a review of "Casablanca" without commenting on everything else? Humphrey Bogart--the greatest tough guy in movies. Ingrid Bergman--a hottie with a brain (take that, Denise Richards!). Paul Henried--manages to get the scene stolen from him at every turn, but when you watch the movie, it's hard to think of it without him, Claude Rains--fantastic!!! Peter Lorre--Possibly the most memorable small character in movies. Even the dialogue should stand out as a performance. Julius and Phil Epstein were so good at writing lines that the actors could say and show that the movie was getting into their heads. Who doesn't know the line "Here's lookin at you, kid?" Few films have ever been better. Wait a minute, no movie has ever been better. It is the greatest movie in the American cinema.