To Kill a Mockingbird(1962)- User Reviews

It wasn't a great movie, but it wasn't that bad, either. I thought this flick was fairly entertaining and I watched it in my English class. It may have been boring and cheesy at times, but it wasn't a bad film.more»

To Kill a Mockingbird is one of the best movies (not to mention books) of all time. I am astounded that viewers honestly rated this an average B. Gregory Peck was a sensational actor. He was charismatic and beautiful and has the most amazing voice I've …more»

I find this film to be the best adaptations of one of the greatest novels ever written.

To start with, the choice to film it in black and white underscores the theme of the piece. Visually, it is a clean style, for example, the crispness of Scout's …more»

Simply the best movie ever made and the only movie I remember my father taking me to see in the theater. It was so important for my brother and I to see at any early age.

It is a rare movie that supports the novel. This movie actually moves the novel …more»

If anyone has taken the time and thought to understand all of the symbolism there is no reason to not love this movie. Nell Harper Lee defied the odds when she wrote this story, took huge risks with how society was and with whome she was connected to …more»

This movie is based on one of the greatest books of the 20th Century, which was published only 2 years before the movie came out. Casted excellently and acted even better, To Kill a Mockingbird will never lose its appeal and its heartwarming allure.

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This film is the truth of reality. People shoot mockingbirds. Not in a real sense, but metaphorically. Within this movie is the story of a man being given a gun. He could shoot only tin cans, but when the temptation came to kill birds, he could kill as …more»

To Kill a Mockingbird is a drama that works more than it doesn't thanks to Gregory Peck nailing his performance as Atticus.more»

A film based on the Harper Lee novel with an excellent screenplay by Horton Foote, the film brought to the screen under the direction of Robert Mulligan, the one film I have ever heard of him as a director. Gregory Peck plays the widower lawyer Atticus …more»

Wow! this movie i did not even understand y they would even $ for this. O.K., whayt da point, i know they said like, "killing a mockingbird is a sin" y?! Basically! killing IS a sin. I dunno, the movie AND the book bored me! sadley i HAD to …more»