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.

Almost the perfect film

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.

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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Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. Everything about this film is so spot on and it's one of the greatest classics. It deserves all the praise it gets. "Of all the gin joints, in all the towns, in all the world, she walks into mine."

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.