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And Jay.first movie i saw u in.prooer acting makes a difference.great acting.tell em what time it is.

I bought this dvd.good movie.proper movie.randy quaid made me laugh my head off in my life.and hes a good one.gdless❤.

Never knew there was a remake

They dropped my favorite line, where Blanche tells Stanley "present them to him [lawyer] with a box of aspirin!

The original movie was in black and white, which is the best fit for such a dramatic movie. With the exception of Vivien Leigh, the cast had acted this play hundreds of times on a major stage. That is why the acting is so outstanding. I spoke with Karl Malden about his favorite roles and he said The Streetcar was his best. He also mentioned that Brando did a slight change on each stage performance which amazed the rest of the cast. This is surely one of the finest plays ever written.

Why did the change the ending for both this version and the 90s version? They made Stanly out to be the good guy

42:14 best scene 🥴

The ending was wrong

Sometimes life imitates art.

Two of the sexiest of all time in the one film...

The sound aint synchin with the video.

Haven't seen this'n yet but 15 minutes in and I like it already.

Domestic violence smh

They both stared in Hair...

Drama...ultimately dramatic

Very powerful love story...riveting, passionate

That was a very good movie. It was also very sad. 😊❤😢

The ending in this isn’t as good as the original movie ending

What she says last is heartbreaking. "I've always relied on the kindness of strangers". Her family let her down. Even her sister chose to believe her husband when she knew he was a beast.

.love the dress hat🎉

I think it’s as Blanche first describe her life at home left to take care of the elderly sick - back in time there were no nursing homes , ageing parents depended on their children or other kin for care. Blanche only had her teaching job for cash income to pay the bills and afford their care and their groceries. The elderly DIDNT have Social Security benefits until President FDR started it . The poor didn’t have Food Stamps or Snap benefits either!!! Or help on their Electric . Farmers didn’t pay in on SS anyway. Blanche describes their situation as desperate ,so I think they lost the home and land after each one died and was buried. Funerals were not free even back then. Doctors and medicine were not free. So Blanche married a young man💘 , but he had a secret which she💔 saw him and another man being intimate. When at a later time she confronted him that she saw them💔 and she was disgusted- her husband committed suicide💔!!! So Blanche alone turned to the oldest profession to make ends meet and get gifts and help her teaching salary💔 but when her indiscretion with a male student got her fired💔 - she lived on her wits till she was drummed out of town 💔. Blanche was a very wounded person !!! Burdened by overloading responsibilities💔! The real wound was that her marriage was not romantic💔 or satisfying sexually 💔 because her love 💔was not returned by him because he was not sexually attracted to her 💔!! She was devastated💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔and she knew he was hiding his secret so then his suicide she felt was her fault 💔💔Blanche killed him !!!! Blanche heard ALL the cries of all her charges from the past and she was haunted by the men she entertained !!!! All she wanted was a good marriage love and susport !!!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Whoever you are I have ALWAYS depended on the kindness of strangers!!! Ann Margaret was ALMOST as good as Vivian Leigh, but the rest of the cast left me flat!!! Treat Williams just reinforced the despicable qualities of Stanley, n Stella KNEW what he REALLY was From the first night he screamed her name n she ran back to him!!! VERY sad n VERY SCARY as well!!!

Some things are NOT forgiveable!!! Deliberate Cruelty is NOT Forgiveable!!! Better to close your mouth n be thought of as stupid than to open it n remove all doubt!!! My Mother ALWAYS said if you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all!!!

It can't top the original.

Compared to deaths funerals are pretty!!! Death is expensive!!! So so TRUE!!!

Thank you for the great movie. ❤

Who is stella in this? And Mitch

I have seen the one with jessica Lange and the original of course.

This is my favorite version of Streetcar because of Ann-Margrets performance.

Excellent casting and wonderful acting. ⭐⭐⭐⭐

I CONSIDER THIS MOVIE MUCH BETTER THAN THE ORIGINAL

Wonderful movie with Ann Margaret and treat Williams and that "wife beater" undershirt. When I was 12 I saw the 1949 version with marlon brando and Vivien Leigh. The thing was marlon introduced a whole new way of dynamic method acting. Marlon was to acting what elvis was to music. A whole new dynamic, way of doing their craft which was sensational.......and male sexual appeal in spades❤ RIP marlon and elvis

Ann and Treat are acting, Vivian and Brando were Blanche and Stanley

Good actors

Очень мрачное произведение!😢

A brilliant movie Anne Margaret 👏 an emotionally and beautiful woman she played all in allthe actors bought in the same brilliant acting 👏

The world can be an ugly cool place

I like the original much better with Vivian Leigh and Marlon Brando.

Polack, ugh what a slime ball.

Thank you time 1,000 for featuring the REAL ending to Streetcar. - The movie put out this mawkish ending where Stella runs away with her baby. This is the truth. The woman so desires her husband that she lets her judgement - and her sister, travel to oblivion.

😢❤excellent!

One of the greatest screen versions of STREETCAR. Ann Margaret dazzles as Blanche, and the late Treat Williams is outstanding as Stanley. Glad I was able to watch it on TV. Thanks so ever much for the upload.

Stupid ridiculous movie

He wrote this for his sister. While I’d love to believe in a happy ending it was actually awful

Wow Mrs griswald and cousin Eddie in a film 😊

A look at the sleazy side of life Dramatised for maximum Effect!

1951 version had actors like Marlon Brando, Vivian Leigh. It was a fantastic movie, hundred times better than this. Specially Vivian Leigh was outstanding.

I’ve always like Ann Margaret. She is wonderful in this.

I've read the play by Tennessee Williams, and I saw the movie starring Marlon Brando. Excellent! This version is very good, too. I love Ann-Margret. Her character suffers from psychosis and I was diagnosed with it 3 years ago. As I was reading the play (I read it when I was in my teens), I thought to myself, it must be God awful to suffer from this illness. It is.

This is my second favorite movie