Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (Deluxe Edition)

I wanted to like this movie more than I did, but alas, I couldn't. Don't get me wrong; the acting was brilliant, the characters were likable and the dialogue was good, but there were some boring parts at times. I wish this movie had been a bit shorter, but I can say that I enjoyed the ending. Elizabeth Taylor was stunning in her youth and certainly is in this movie; that alone is reason to watch this movie. But I'm sure you will like it for other reasons as well.

this movie was perfect; it was exciting, funny, dramatic, tense, amazing acting, teaches you a lot, sad, and Liz Taylor and Paul Newman are both so beautiful your eyes will hurt! this is not a regular movie that gets 5 stars, this is a CLASSIC. the way movies are supposed to be made! this should get 10 stars!

I have always loved this film and now I can watch it whenever I want. Elizabeth Taylor is such a wonderful actress that you can't tell at what point in the making of the film her husband Mike Todd was killed in the air crash. Performances by all are a 10+ and an A+.

This powerful depiction of a dynastic southern family crumbling from within is propelled by director/writer Richard Brooks's sure hand, and a first-rate cast, including Taylor, Ives, Carson, and Judith Anderson, as Big Daddy's long-suffering wife. Newman's Brick is a cauldron of sullen anger dulled with alcohol. Watching him here, we glimpse the hallmark of a great actor: not just acting, but reacting, so that all eyes stay on him, even with sultry Liz sharing the frame and spouting most of the dialogue, clad in a white slip.

Cat on a Hot Tin Roof - is excellent film making, I would highly, recommend this film to anyone, who likes Paul Newman, Elizabeth Taylor,
Burl Ives etc.