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By Bob V (268) on 25 Sep 2010

Haha, drama. wasn't as wicked as expected but it did have its moments…

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By Aj V (1,538) on 14 Sep 2010

After you get through the first half of the movie, which is really talky and long, it gets good…

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By Luiserghio M (237) on 29 Jul 2010

Remember what I told you last week? I don't remember what you told me a minute ago…

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By Patrick L (1,193) on 26 Mar 2010

Even during oscar time being inundated with contemporary films, I still find comfort in the classics (dressler and burke are fantastically funny)…

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By Tracey C (386) on 26 Mar 2010

Even during oscar time being inundated with contemporary films, I still find comfort in the classics (dressler and burke are fantastically funny)…

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By Jeffrey P (309) on 03 Mar 2010

Star-studded soap opera has talented writers and actors, but not much momentum…

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By Jamie T (429) on 21 Jan 2010

Movies like this made Holywood what it is! Really sharp dialogs and plot…

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By Michael M (3,845) on 03 Nov 2009

Jean Harlow, always the fabulously dressed social climber…

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By Beverley (9) on 17 Sep 2009

Great old movie!!! The acting was superb! Jean Harlow was wonderful in it…

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By James H (4,675) on 29 Jul 2009

One of the greatest classic comedies. What a magnificent cast and they are all outstanding. Marie Dressler is at her finest…

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By Chré P (62) on 25 Jan 2009

This is such a classic, sharp and witty script and more modern than you would expect…

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By Lanning : (254) on 12 Jan 2009

Carlotta made this movie for me. Her facial expressions are simply priceless…

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By Jeff K (382) on 10 Jan 2009

Old Hollywood at its 1930s best. Jean Harlow eats bonbons in bed and calls her maid nitwit. Billie Burke bubbles over…

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By Louise B (264) on 10 Jan 2009

Great movie with so many stars! I saw this on the essentials on TCM and it is just that, an essential for movie lovers…

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By Michael G (2,333) on 23 Nov 2008

My mother has talked up this movie ever since I was a kid and after many years and finally getting around to seeing it, I just don't see the…

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By Andrew C (1,943) on 22 Oct 2008

This story has a lot going for it. A lot of different characters. Love it…

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By Angela P (262) on 10 Aug 2008

Reallly a dramedy, and well worth seeing. Has a hilarious last line…

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By Samantha S (1,257) on 09 Aug 2008

Billed as a classic comedy, but it's somehow kind of a sad movie filled with (comically?) sad people…

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By Lauren F (192) on 05 Aug 2008

If George Cukor isn't enough to interest you, then take a look at the cast…

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By Vincent H (192) on 04 Aug 2008

A great drama with great humor. I liked how it portrayed a slice of Ameican history during the Depression. Also, John Barrymore just can't be beat,…

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