Review of Baby Face (1933) by Jordan T — 29 May 2008
Nietzsche-reading wunderkid rockets to the top one seduction at a time. Stanwyck goes meta in her portrayal of a will to power social climber; plus, you get a young John Wayne. The last third scraps what had been a naturalistic look at patriarchy at work and home.
Do not accept anything but the uncensored version...
This review of Baby Face (1933) was written by Jordan T on 29 May 2008.
Baby Face has generally received very positive reviews.
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