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By David P (1,645) on 07 Sep 2009

A fun and silly piece of feminism from quite a while ago. Nothing outstanding but still entertaining, particularly as a slice of a different era…

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By Andrew H (1,696) on 30 Aug 2009

Watched it in one of my classes, and I was very surprised! Very much ahead of it's time…

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By Jennifer H (754) on 29 Aug 2009

Another great Tracy & Hepburn. Two lawyers married to each other and on oposite sides of a case - watch the sparks fly! But the ending is great…

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By Leighton T (328) on 27 Aug 2009

While I cannot deny the witty interplay, the great story concept with its gender politics, and terrific casting, not to mention downplayed…

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By Tim M (3,013) on 11 Aug 2009

Although there were plenty of great single movie pairings, there only ever really was one classic Hollywood couple: Spencer Tracy and Katharine…

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By Sarah G (848) on 29 Jul 2009

Finally, I see the legendary on screen couple themselves, probably the original battle-of-the-sexes, Katherine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy…

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By Nick G (800) on 29 Jul 2009

Finally, I see the legendary on screen couple themselves, probably the original battle-of-the-sexes, Katherine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy…

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By Juston C (93) on 26 Jul 2009

The ultimate Battle of the sexes film, Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn are amazing in this, puts modern romantic comedies to shame…

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By Pamela D (285) on 24 Jul 2009

Entertaining with great wit and thought provoking themes such as relationships (professional vs. romantic), woman's rights, justice, etc…

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By Samantha S (1,257) on 20 Jul 2009

Funny, funny, funny. Fast and furious. Well worth watching all these years later. HIGHLY recommend…

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By Corey O (44) on 04 Jul 2009

Gotta love the classics. This was a pretty good one, espeically with the arguements between Hepburn and Tracy…

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By Michael G (2,333) on 27 Jun 2009

Solid acting and writing through and through--but I confess that I don't remember much of the court scenes now…

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By Chris T (1,088) on 24 Jun 2009

Lawyers should never marry other lawyers. This is called in-breeding; from this comes idiot children... and other lawyers…

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By Sage Ivy B (15) on 09 Jun 2009

Fast-paced dialogue a la his girl friday, a battle of the sexes within the confines of marriage…

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By Suvi L (231) on 05 Jun 2009

The final court scene is the best part but without the charisma and chemistry of Hepburn and Tracy it would lose over half of its value…

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By Lilian P (35) on 06 May 2009

I wish people talked like this all the time…

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By Sarah R (607) on 25 Apr 2009

Loved the screaming match at the end! And the tears...hilarious…

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By Alan M (531) on 11 Apr 2009

Like most people have said the chemistry between the two is great. Fun and entertaining and despite being in black & white feels just as fresh today…

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By Francesca J (77) on 10 Apr 2009

I love Spencer Tracy and Katherine Hepburn together in movies. So cute…

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By Amanda H (1,679) on 10 Apr 2009

Hello Thing, I enjoyed every minute of it. Of course possibly the best chemistry ever. Such strong actors and life partners…

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