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By Brian B (2,161) on 07 Feb 2009

Great follow-up to the original. Just as funny, if not more so. Especially with Nick trying to fit in with Nora's family…

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By Movie F (266) on 18 Dec 2008

This was not my favorite because of the way everything turned out. But I can't say much more or I'll spoil it all…

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By Morris N (358) on 18 Dec 2008

In some ways stronger, in some ways weaker, than the first one…

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By Chase _ (115) on 14 Dec 2008

In certain ways I enjoyed this installment more than the first. though it follows the same basic premise, I found this story more engaging…

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By Chrisanne S (256) on 25 Nov 2008

Still good. In fact, I think I almost like this one better than the first one (saved by the tabloids line)…

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By Rob S (980) on 17 Nov 2008

Well, ya can't go wrong with William and Myrna so if you ever need a movie to get the taste of respectability out of your mouth then this is…

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By Richard S (2,067) on 17 Oct 2008

Powell and Loy are loving, playful, and still fresh in this 2nd Thin Man film…

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By Michael K (2,029) on 16 Oct 2008

What a different ending. I don't think I've ever seen a James Stewart film where he was the bad guy…

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By William F (436) on 31 Jul 2008

All happens in one night and one hell of a night. It's Jimmy Stewart's first movie role…

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By Tara O (116) on 27 Jul 2008

A very solid sequel. I heart the charles…

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By Justin M (1,525) on 22 Jun 2008

The humor in this movie is as if it were written for today. Surprisingly hilarious, intriguing, and entertaining. A great mystery…

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By Jonathan R (793) on 22 Jun 2008

The humor in this movie is as if it were written for today. Surprisingly hilarious, intriguing, and entertaining. A great mystery…

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By Mike S (2,123) on 28 Apr 2008

Really loved this film. The first half is really funny and the second half is just a damn good detective story…

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By Radio N (39) on 27 Mar 2008

My favorite part, and probably of the series, is where Asta comes back to his doghouse...to find Mrs. Asta cheated on him. Poor little Asta…

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By Private U (13,627) on 24 Mar 2008

I love Will and Myrna in this movie. those two should have only been aloud too work with each other! and the fact that Mrs…

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By Abigail K (54) on 22 Mar 2008

Poor Asta. Mean old Mrs asta is cheating on him. And wow. Another fine performance from Jimmy Stewart…

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By Linz F (7) on 18 Mar 2008

Jimmy Stewart as a bad guy. It's worth watching…

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By Curtis H (295) on 29 Feb 2008

This was a really good film. Powell and Loy played their roles with same great quality displayed in previous Thin Man movies…

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By Greg H (425) on 28 Feb 2008

Brilliant. One of the best movies I have ever seen. Much better than the first one and the best so far that I have seen. A must watch…

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By Davey M (514) on 20 Feb 2008

Powell and Loy (and Asta) are always a treat, even if these sequels aren't as inspired as the original. And Jimmy Stewart... Well, yeah…

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