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By Rachel B (871) on 27 Jan 2010

The thin man series is the essence of cool., he said, sipping a martini…

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By Andrew K (2,033) on 27 Jan 2010

William Powell delivers a hilarious and witty performance. Really, it is all about what crazy but brilliant thing he is going to do next…

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By Donald L (42) on 27 Jan 2010

The chemistry between the male and female is legendary, and they make for one of the smartest and cutest couples I can ever recall in movie…

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By Michael C (2,821) on 27 Jan 2010

This movie was uber-cool, and the two stars of the film (William Powell and Myrna Loy) deserve all of the credit for it's awesomeness…

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By Megan . (171) on 15 Jan 2010

This thin man will give you your fill of witty dialogue, great acting chemistry......and Asta too!! highly recommended…

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By Tom S (1,076) on 14 Jan 2010

One of my all time favorites. Working my my through the sequels now (Thanks again Anita!)…

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By Roy C (774) on 09 Jan 2010

Martinis, the foxtrot, a disobedient dog, lanky brunettes with wicked jaws, a moneygrubbing matriarch with eyes popping out of her skull, and…

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By Brett N (37) on 31 Dec 2009

Being a detective because everyone just assumes you are on the case can drive you to drink. Or is it the other way around…

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By Jonathan S (1,990) on 28 Nov 2009

An amazing movie....i love myrna loy and william powell....and it's sooo funny...and the chemistry is amazing...and it shows a good view of…

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By Bob W (910) on 24 Nov 2009

Two piss heads solve a complex crime. Brilliant…

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By Elizabeth S (547) on 24 Oct 2009

Visually there is nothing spectacular here, but it does have a good plot and there is some great acting, especially the William Powell character…

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By Nat G (121) on 24 Oct 2009

Visually there is nothing spectacular here, but it does have a good plot and there is some great acting, especially the William Powell character…

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By Lenard K (97) on 25 Sep 2009

Drunk detective with newlywed wife and fox terrier in tow, solves missing person case…

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By Laurent S (4) on 25 Sep 2009

Drunk detective with newlywed wife and fox terrier in tow, solves missing person case…

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By Katie L (467) on 25 Sep 2009

Drunk detective with newlywed wife and fox terrier in tow, solves missing person case…

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By Kevin K (803) on 23 Sep 2009

One of my favorite series, also one of the first films to show a happily married couple…

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By Martin T (888) on 22 Sep 2009

So-so detective story gets a boost from its comic touches…

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By Frank H (420) on 01 Sep 2009

I approve of the Thin Man, but not the plot he was given by MGM…

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By Nate W (531) on 24 Aug 2009

More power to people in the 30s, the only mysteries i'm able to solve when i'm fucking smashed is figuring out what I did the night before…

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By Christian H (513) on 14 Aug 2009

Classic Detective Story and a great wit about it and simply a great cast…

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