Review of Guys and Dolls (1955) by Nellie G — 01 Feb 2007

I love musicals and this movie is just so original and funny.

This review of Guys and Dolls (1955) was written by Nellie G on 01 Feb 2007.

Guys and Dolls has generally received positive reviews.

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By Eva M (99) on 20 Oct 2013

Great performances, suave vocals from Sinatra, and irresistible Marlon Brando charm. What more could you ask for? Guys and Dolls is truly a classic…

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The best musical I've seen since Easter Parade. lol. But seriously I loved this musical so much. As soon as Marlon came on screen, I melted…

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By Karsh D (1,216) on 30 Dec 2014

A touch over long and only luck be a lady being a real stand out song IMO but to see Brando and Sinatra on screen is wonderful at any time…

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