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By Jose Luis M (587) on 06 Jan 2015

Time hasn't been that kind to The Marx Brothers. A re-evaluation sees this as not the masterpiece that many used to proclaim that it was…

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By Kyle M (2,387) on 27 Nov 2014

This starts out typically witty but you start to get board of the off-the-wall jokes quite quickly, by the end you'll be glad it's over…

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By Augustine H (906) on 23 Nov 2014

I guess the Marx Brothers' humour is just not my cup of tea…

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By William W (979) on 31 Oct 2014

It's a tossup between this and Duck Soup for the Marx Brothers' finest hour--though I slightly prefer the latter…

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By John W (1,851) on 19 Oct 2014

Marx Brothers purists may prefer the unbridled insanity of their earlier efforts, and while A Night at the Opera (1935) is more grounded in…

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By John T (2,122) on 23 Sep 2014

One of the Marx Brothers best films. Not as good as Dick Soup, but on par with Horse Feathers…

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By Tim W (1,375) on 23 Sep 2014

One of the Marx Brothers best films. Not as good as Dick Soup, but on par with Horse Feathers…

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By Steve J (513) on 01 Sep 2014

One of the Marx Brothers' best! Groucho plays Otis B. Driftwood, conman and raconteur. In order to get society dowager Mrs…

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By Steve D (1,011) on 04 Jul 2014

Everyone's got a favourite comedian. One of mine's would be good ol' Groucho…

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By Adam R (2,773) on 11 Apr 2014

Funny, but I liked Duck Soup better. The storyline and singing drags the pace…

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By Matthew H (1,857) on 24 Mar 2014

The Marx Brothers make their first film at MGM, leaving Paramount and losing Zeppo...who decided to leave the act around the same time…

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By Donald W (342) on 04 Feb 2014

Occasionally amusing, but not anywhere near the best of the Marx Brothers…

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By Christopher B (2,528) on 13 Nov 2013

Excellent Marx Bros film. Watch with Brain Donors for a great night of hilarious fun at the opera…

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By Alex K (2,253) on 12 Oct 2013

My Favorite Comedy Film Is 1933's Duck Soup…

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By Calvin C (583) on 04 Oct 2013

Since the only other Marx Brothers movie I have seen is Duck Soup, this Marx Brothers comedy has a better story and relies less on a lot of…

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By Joanna F (44) on 01 Oct 2013

Simply the most Devine comedy ever. Still wonderful after watched 50 times…

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By Bill B (2,505) on 15 Sep 2013

Playing catch up on my Marx viewing, I dug into this one off the To-Watch Pile for Movie Shame Monday and it was a helluva lot of fun…

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By Dustin D (712) on 02 Sep 2013

Great comedy with virtuosso musical performances from Chico and Harpo…

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By Natalie R (90) on 25 Aug 2013

Good classic movie. I had no idea how talented the Marx Brothers were...comedians, musicians & actors…

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By Matt M (2,511) on 05 Jul 2013

This contains the greatest gags and one liners of the Marx Brothers' career…

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