Review of A Night at the Opera (1935) by Andrew R — 20 Feb 2009
A Night at the Opera certainly rivals Duck soup as one of the Marx Brothers' best films. The Brothers are in theirt usual form throughout the first two thirds of the movie, speaking witty dialogues and nailing irreverent one-liners all throughout.
The film's climax is among the funniest things on film, as the Marx Brothers use their wit and madness to sabotage a production of Il Trovatore by any means necessary. This is another classic example of Groucho, Chico, and Harpo at their best, and is a perfect film for any fan of comedy.
Check that; everyone with a sens of humor should see this film.
This review of A Night at the Opera (1935) was written by Andrew R on 20 Feb 2009.
A Night at the Opera has generally received very positive reviews.
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