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Casablanca (1942) Official Trailer - Humphrey Bogart, Ingrid Bergman Movie HD

The relaxed music of the 40's is nice.... it was a great time when we never knew if we would live or die.....


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@samgallmoviereviews

I think I’m definitely a Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman fan because of this film! It’s thrills, romance and adventure all with a World War II backdrop! I fall in love every time with the simplicity of its scale! It feels so big, yet it all takes place in one location! With the exception of the flashbacks of course.. Before I looked it up, I was going to say it felt very much like a play!

I would’ve loved to have seen a live performance of this! It feels so beautiful constructed with its characters and performances and all I did remember from this film was how well I thought it would play on stage! Funny coincidence it actually started out as one! Michael Curtiz created a magnificent atmosphere and world within this film that radiates with life. It feels almost like “Blade Runner” took inspiration from this or the cantina scenes in “Star Wars”. In the most respectful way possible! I’m just pointing out what I think could be some of the influence this film has had on others.

Humphrey Bogart is pretty great in this one. It’s where I first saw him and wanted to see the rest of his work. He really is the original ‘Han Solo’, playing both sides to some degree! Dooley Wilson is another favorite part of this film for me! The entire music in this film is just… timeless. Claude Raines is exciting to watch! No one brings down the film for me! Ingrid Bergman is magnificent in this! I've dived more into her filmography than anyone else's since! This still remains my favorite performance of hers so far.

I don’t think I could relate this to this film as much until I got older. Until I saw love and saw love leave. The heart needed growing before I could understand some of the things the characters had gone or were going through. Humphrey and Ingrid radiate those themes through their performances and not until now have I fallen so in love with this movie!
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Ingrid Bergman, Humphrey Bogart. Casablanca

Irene Xandra
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295,204 views Aug 18, 2012

Ingrid Bergman and Humphrey Bogart in Casablanca.

@EdwardHall

Timeless romance, I loved this movie 60 years ago, and I love it still.

@ljays22

My daughter saw Casablanca in film class and told me I remind her of the actress. I haven’t seen the film so looked up and found this fabulous video. Wow what a compliment, I am not nearly beautiful like Ingrid! Love the clips set to one of my favorite songs from Perry Como. My parents used to dance to it in the living room.
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Casablanca (1942): Play it Sam, Play As Time Goes By. Ingrid Bergman, Humphrey Bogart,

pamfilyam
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Casablanca (1942): Play it Sam, Play As Time Goes By, Ingrid Bergman, Humphrey Bogart, Play it once, Sam, for old times' sake. …

@DiscriminateTaste

"Of all the gin joints in all the towns in all the world, she walks into mine."
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Casablanca - We'll Always Have Paris

keyjae
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1,394,027 views Oct 8, 2006

Bogart and Bergman at the Casablanca airport at the end of the movie

@DownWithThePlague

Look at Bogart's eyes when he says the line. It's eating him inside: he loves her, and knows that he'll likely never see her again.
Not many people know that feeling of saying an actual goodbye like that. Strange as it is, it doesn't make me sad tho; the feeling resonates between melancholy and hope.
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@sofiasodergardakesson5952

This is so emotional ”We’ll allways have Paris.” It makes me want to cry But the saddest scene in this movie is the one where Rick makes Sam play ”As time goes by” and remembers the good times he shared with Ilsa in Paris I bet many of us can relate to that scene in some way or another... Back to this one: just listen to the tone of Rick’s voice when he says ”We will always have Paris”! At least half of the emotion in this scene is in that voice
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