| REVIEWER | RATING & REVIEW |
 | ClassicTVFan47 (36)
09/29/2005 | Speaking as someone purely exposed to the Dustin Hoffman theatrical version...I certaintly thought about death--by boredom. This is definately one of the most flatly-constructed and presented pieces of cinema ever. Some shots last way too long...a lot of the dialgoue--which is completely devoid creativity--is mumbled and hard to understand. The plot--family strife, caused by memory loss--is so hackneyed that it feels like a C-level soapopera plot--with no camp of silliness to keep one interested. The acting and set design are also completely uncompelling.
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 | Snoopy (3)
03/26/2003 | I've never seen the play, but I loved the book, so I'm sure the play is just as good. It's about Willy Loman, a down-on-his-luck salesman. Great story.
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 | T_Rex (0)
07/28/2001 | The play has a really great and dramatic plot, each character is covered in depth, good screen adaptation too.
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 | jdor6712om (0)
05/22/2000 | One of my absolute favorite plays of all time. Exquisitely written, each characters emotional state grips you with every line. Betrayal and sacrifice that's what it's all about.
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 | ATOM1211OM (0)
11/15/1999 | Death of a Salesman is the greatest play ever.
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