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By Jose Luis M (587) on 20 Jan 2015

Oh Veronica you're delicious, great film…

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By Kt R (2) on 18 Jan 2015

Because Veronica Lake is extremely beautiful…

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By Augustine H (906) on 26 Dec 2014

Not what I thought it would...I thought it was going to be about the book where the man falls asleep for 20 years and it's back in like the…

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By John T (2,122) on 28 Nov 2014

Sullivan's Travels is a delightful movie by Preston Sturges with a satire of Hollywood lifestyle and the importance of comedy in the life of…

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By David L (3,419) on 28 Nov 2014

Thanks to a perfect, very authentic mix of rapid-fire dialogue, brisk pace and emotional, realistic, silent filmmaking, Sullivan's Travels…

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By Zachary N (278) on 20 Oct 2014

Though it starts off slow, has a couple of bumps, preachy and Sturges' antics hasn't aged well, the setting plays exceedingly well into a self-critique…

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By Louise D (267) on 08 Oct 2014

This highly-regarded, classic film of a movie executive wanting to make a film showing the gritty, realism of Depression-era America needs…

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By Bryan L (254) on 28 Sep 2014

This comedy from 1941 offers some clever Hollywood satire and starts out strong, but soon becomes somewhat unfocused in its message…

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By Bill S (2,971) on 20 Aug 2014

They don't make'em like this anymore.Fun little adventure comedy with a social message that could still play out today…

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By Panta O (398) on 11 Jul 2014

This clichéd American comedy written and directed by Preston Sturges is trying to be too many things at once…

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By Scott S (1,964) on 03 May 2014

Preston Sturges does it again with this heartfelt comedy about hardships, relationships, and social status…

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By Rangan R (687) on 03 May 2014

Preston Sturges does it again with this heartfelt comedy about hardships, relationships, and social status…

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By Mark D (2,239) on 03 May 2014

Preston Sturges does it again with this heartfelt comedy about hardships, relationships, and social status…

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By Ibraheem M (533) on 25 Feb 2014

Sullivan's Travels is a treasure, a virtually deadpan comedy that flourishes with juicily sharp dialogue, odd characters, and outstanding acting…

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By Adam R (2,773) on 03 Feb 2014

Adam Sandler needs to watch this. Veronica Lake is hott stuff…

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By Alec B (1,705) on 01 Jan 2014

A successful but frustrated Hollywood comedy director during the Great Depression, decides to set off across America dressed as a hobo and…

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By Dustin D (712) on 27 Dec 2013

Sullivan's Travels is an interesting commentary on Hollywood and the Great Depression…

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By Calvin C (583) on 08 Oct 2013

A comedy director who decides to make a drama about the current social situation, but the studio won't back him…

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By Josh F (705) on 16 Sep 2013

I enjoyed enough of the whippy dialogue to help me stomach some of the Old Hollywood problems that Sullivan's Travels perpetuates, even despite…

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By Blake P (935) on 28 Aug 2013

Perhaps the most iconic role of chic blonde bombshell Veronica Lake ever had, Sullivan's Travels is yet another excellent Preston Sturges…

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