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By Devin R (183) on 01 Oct 2009

A fun musical set with stylish sixties flair…

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By Brian S (2,291) on 28 Jun 2009

Hilarious musical comedy in all its dated, campy 60s glory…

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By Lisa G (317) on 28 Jun 2009

Hilarious musical comedy in all its dated, campy 60s glory…

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By The M (301) on 25 Jun 2009

Great musical. I'm in love with Kay Reynolds, who plays Smitty…

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By Kyle K (620) on 30 May 2009

Bright, splashy film musical about an ambitious young window washer who rises through the ranks of a large corporation following the advice…

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By Ken S (1,985) on 06 Jan 2009

The bible of career for the long headed ones…

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By Cj N (11) on 30 Dec 2008

If you don't like musicals, don't watch a musical... simple enough…

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By Matthew G (778) on 31 Oct 2008

An extravagant setting of the Broadway musical, with some of the original cast. Authentic and true to its time…

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By Jeremiah H (47) on 02 Sep 2008

It's kind of bad, but it's got one of my favorite songs of all times, A Secretary is Not a Toy…

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By Matilda D (16) on 04 Aug 2008

I like this movie because the songs in it are so well writen into the movie that you don't really notice that they're singing…

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By Joey D (127) on 27 Jul 2008

Very funny! I wish I had a book like that…

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By Jennifer H (754) on 24 Jun 2008

I know this was a movie in the 60s, but still, it's too mediocre that it turns out very boring…

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By Jeffery T (118) on 16 Jun 2008

I think this one is ripe for a (non musical) remake…

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By Fawn R (100) on 02 May 2008

I just LOVE this movie...it's so typical of 60's idealism…

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By David J (1,942) on 11 Apr 2008

Really funny; catchy tunes and dance numbers…

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By Kevin Z (54) on 05 Apr 2008

I was in this play in High School & then I saw it on stage with Ralph Macchio so maybe that is why I love it so much…

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By Annemarie N (9) on 09 Mar 2008

There is some awesome choreography in this movie, very much reminiscent of the office scene in Funny Face…

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By Felix G (71) on 03 Feb 2008

Robert Morse reminds me so much of of Jerry Lewis. Jim Carrey appears to be definitely inspired by these two yesteryear actors…

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By Roxanne L (32) on 03 Jan 2008

Its cute. I recommend it to all my business major friends. Basically you cheat in business. Yep. Cute songs, bright sets and clothes…

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By Hannah H (294) on 30 Dec 2007

Hilarious musical. I grew up with it and still love it. man, 60's broadway always gets me…

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