Review of It Happened One Night (1958) by Matt M — 21 Apr 2013
A spoiled heiress running away from home is helped by a reporter looking for a story. The perfect balance of sexual charge and romantic charm makes this one of the most loved and influential of the classic Hollywood screwball comedy genre, and perhaps even the most interestingly different film in Capra's illustrious filmography.
The script ensures a good entertaining pace, while the a-list match of Gable and Colbert shares some great chemistry both in a romantic and comedic way. Some scenes are particularly memorable, like the walls of Jericho sequence and the piece where the two need to hitch a ride.
This review of It Happened One Night (1958) was written by Matt M on 21 Apr 2013.
It Happened One Night has generally received positive reviews.
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