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By Travis H (484) on 26 Aug 2013

Hilarious and charming. Everyone who has ever loved movies owes it to themselves to watch this. It's a rollicking, side splitting and passionate gem…

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By Chris C (2,693) on 25 Aug 2013

One of my favorite, if not my #1 favorite film about Hollywood…

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By Issac L (177) on 05 Aug 2013

My Favorite Comedy Film Is 1933's Duck Soup…

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By Jacob M (1,390) on 24 Jul 2013

Not Sturges' best but Joel McCrea and Veronica Lake have a cool and laconic chemistry…

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By Dave J (1,987) on 23 Jul 2013

Wednesday, July 24, 2013 (1941) Sullivan's Travels DRAMA Considered as a great film back then since it was made during WWII centering on wealthy…

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By Kerby H (812) on 17 Jul 2013

There's a lot to be said for making people laugh... It isn't much, but it's better than nothing in this cockeyed caravan. What a classic…

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By Jerem M (155) on 17 Jul 2013

There's a lot to be said for making people laugh... It isn't much, but it's better than nothing in this cockeyed caravan. What a classic…

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By Hoss R (168) on 27 Apr 2013

Laughter, A Precious Commodity In This Cockeyed Caravan--Fails bitterly at both comedy and tragedy…

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By Devon B (391) on 09 Apr 2013

A wealthy hollywood director gets more than he bargained for when he goes out looking for trouble so as to better identify with the common…

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By Scott C (2,765) on 09 Apr 2013

A wealthy hollywood director gets more than he bargained for when he goes out looking for trouble so as to better identify with the common…

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By Christopher B (2,528) on 21 Feb 2013

Was very good for the first hour (with a memorable chase scene and ridiculous lines of dialogue) but then for the last half hour took a turn…

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By Indira S (412) on 27 Nov 2012

Wierd, wacky and sometimes sombre sturgess comedy has a great cast but a strange sense of humor…

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By Aaron G (813) on 12 Nov 2012

Finally got to see this classic film. It was a wonderful take on the Hollywood film industry in the early 40s…

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By Tynan Y (39) on 04 Nov 2012

A movie about an A-list director doing research for a movie; It's a comedy, then a drama, then a comedy, with satire all over…

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By Malek R (21) on 20 Oct 2012

Discovering Preston Sturges is a great achievement and an honor…

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By Alden W (50) on 14 Sep 2012

Sullivan es un director de comedias que quiere experimentar la pobreza y la miseria antes de hacer un giro en su carrera y dirigir con mayor…

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By Akhil A (161) on 14 Sep 2012

Sullivan es un director de comedias que quiere experimentar la pobreza y la miseria antes de hacer un giro en su carrera y dirigir con mayor…

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By Chris M (3,023) on 22 Aug 2012

From the brilliant mind of Preston Sturges, Sullivan's Travels resonates on many levels: as screwball comedy, Hollywood satire and Depression…

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By Muhammad K (221) on 26 Jul 2012

Dry wit sums it up, but it's definitely movie that wants to make you think as well as make a statement about both the world and Hollywood in general…

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By Laura A (286) on 29 Jun 2012

How have I not seen this before today on TMC? :)…

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