This early screwball comedy only really worked when the screwballs (John Barrymore and Carole Lombard) share the screen. However, they are seperated far too often, with Lombard being offscreen for nearly a half hour in the middle of the film.
This review of Twentieth Century (1934) was written by Diane D on 12 Jul 2008.
Twentieth Century has generally received positive reviews.
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