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By K D (104) on 21 Jul 2008

I found this movie to be enjoyable most of the time…

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By Garth B (20) on 14 Jul 2008

Honestly I was expecting better from a Cuckor / Mankawitz (sp?) film. It's a little dated - from the depression era…

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By Private U (13,627) on 05 Jul 2008

Old movies are the best.. this one included…

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By Amber B (240) on 16 May 2008

More serious themes than I expected, but it's still very funny. The last exchange / joke is the perfect ending…

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By Erik G (510) on 20 Apr 2008

In many ways a precurser to Nashville, Magnolia and Short Cuts. An A-list ensamble cast with interweaving storylines, not all happy…

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By Cary M (42) on 07 Apr 2008

Excellent! Very risque` for a movie in the 1930's…

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By Kathleen D (147) on 07 Apr 2008

Why you dirty little ape...why you sneaky double-crossing rattlesnake...why you stinkin dog...why you...you...etc…

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By Greg D (618) on 30 Mar 2008

With a star-studded cast this generation would likely not recognize, Dinner at Eight really went all out to bring some of the biggest names…

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By Elysia W (13) on 30 Mar 2008

With a star-studded cast this generation would likely not recognize, Dinner at Eight really went all out to bring some of the biggest names…

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By Will M (506) on 14 Mar 2008

This, folks, is the thirties. A winner from the playbill-style opening credits onward. Relish the middlebrow-highbrow…

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By Anthony S (1,574) on 02 Mar 2008

Don't understand why this is listed under as a comedy. It isn't at all and it's more of a well made drama with a great cast and script…

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By Beverley W (3) on 31 Jan 2008

Some great one liners in this film. The dialogue between Wallace Beery and Jean Harlow is superb…

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By Stephanie F (353) on 15 Jan 2008

I received this movie as part of a box set of Classic Comedies and I disagree because it wasn't very funny except for Marie Dressler and Jean…

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By James F (691) on 11 Jan 2008

Great classic fun, as always, Jean Harlow is awesome. And Marie Dressler too…

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By Brian S (2,291) on 24 Dec 2007

Dinner at Eight is rather dull and creaky, but so worth watching for the luminous performance of Jean Harlow, and especially for the final…

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By Natasha S (209) on 04 Oct 2007

So very 30s! New York Glamour at it's best. My all time favorite film…

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By Allison S (114) on 05 Sep 2007

Proves that women are the ones really in control and you have to love Harlow…

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By Philip B (248) on 30 Aug 2007

Marie Dressler and Jean Harlow steal the show. Isn't Bunny a swine…

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By Giffy G (176) on 26 Aug 2007

Marie Dressler is simply fabulous; Billie Burke is twittery; Jean Harlow is scrumptious…

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By Carole S (82) on 26 Aug 2007

Marie Dressler is simply fabulous; Billie Burke is twittery; Jean Harlow is scrumptious…

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