As a storm gathers, Frank (Humphrey Bogart) goes to visit Temple (Lionel Barrymore), the father of his deceased friend, at a hotel, only to discover that the management has changed. Johnny Rocco (Edward G. Robinson) is hiding out there as part of an escape plan, and a tense situation develops within the hotel’s walls. Nora, the widow of Frank's friend, seems very cautious, while Claire Trevor manages to stand out rep…

A tempest is gathering in Key Largo, but the real turmoil stems from within James Temple’s struggling hotel. Here, an elderly man with a physical disability, his daughter-in-law, and a former soldier who has lost his way are captives of Johnny Rocco, a well-known criminal. What does he desire? According to him, he wants "more." And it's clear that both his anger and his weapon could explode without warning. It would …

This is a truly exceptional film from John Huston, featuring a remarkable ensemble including Bogart, Bacall, Robinson, and Barrymore. The reasons for the enduring appeal of this noir masterpiece are well-known and it remains consistently engaging.

A remarkable film, full of impressive talent. Frank McCloud travels to the Florida Keys to see his deceased war buddy’s widow and father, only to discover that the hotel they operate has been seized by gangster Johnny Rocco and his men. The acting, the writing, the filmmaking, the cinematography – everything contributes to a genuine classic from the nineteen forties. It's remarkable how well Key Largo holds up …