I love this film. Its Casa-fucking-blanca, why shouldn't I.

Listen to the magnitude of the plot - a guy letting go of the greatest love of all time, for a greater good. Love it.

I doubt it's really as good as everyone thinks it is, but it is still a classic in every sense of the word. There are some HUGE plotholes and the story is okay at best, but the performances from Bogart and the drop-dead-gorgeous Ingrid Bergman are good enough to carry the film alone.

Almost the perfect film

I wanted to hate this movie so much because I was a teenage dickwad looking to shit on everything, but I loved it (especially the cool hats).

Simply put, one of the greatest.

It is a epic movie for a reason. The characters are amazing, and so is the script. Very well written, and no wonder it is a movie that has aged so well, and will do for a long time. It set the standard for romantic movies.

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Casablanca is everything what Hollywood should be offering. Brilliant writing, edgy dialogues, unsentimental romance all performed by a couple of amazing actors/actrices and directed with flare and vision to become a masterpiece of entertainment. So to still be enjoyed 60 years after release.

An excellent epic love story during the World War II. Many may not agree as a classic because there is nothing new as around 60 years later almost all the ideas from the film are used. I'm sure it would have a better effect at that time.