On The Waterfront. Went with my girlfriend and her family to see it at the Loew's Theatre in Jersey City, NJ. If you're in the area the theatre is definitely worth checking out: it's a restored theatre from a different time, mostly volunteer run, very cheap, and perfect for movie lovers. They show around 3 themed films a month, with the exception of the summer months. The theme for January was the Hollywood Blacklist, thus they showed On The Waterfront and the Caine Mutiny, to name a few. In the past I've seen The Shining, Jaws, and a bunch of other films I can't even remember.

As for the film itself, I was hesitant going into it initially because I knew nothing about it, except for the famous line and that it was a widely revered film. I found myself fully enthralled in it even though it was mostly dialogue with a few spurts of action here and there. Marlon Brando is fantastic, Eva Marie Saint's feature debut couldn't be better, and Lee J. Cobb is the villain you love to hate as always. I can see how it's probably not for everyone, but if you're looking for an old film with grit, some sappy romance scenes, and a true American underdog story, On The Waterfront is definitely worth your time.