The Stunner
4Feb12
they don't act very sophisticated.
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Madeleine Elster
21May12
"Dost thou have a washroom? [the librarian points] Macaulay Connor: Thank thee." :D
Mikhael Tarigan
15May12
When drunk James Stewart with hiccups sits down with Cary Grant. Ugh, the best part of the film.
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MarcH
23Oct11
Were humans ever so sophisticated as they are here? Marvelous in "almost" every way (I can never get past Tracy forgiving her shitty father after the way he talks to her).
Christopher Taylor
20Aug11
Character ensemble, romance, and that particular 40's glow collide in a picture that is a classic romantic comedy. Always enjoyable and endearing, this film is one that makes me feel comfortable every time I put it on, like a visit from an old friend.
charlyafton
8Mar11
Des dialogues irrésistibles sous un ton de parodie de la haute société américaine, une comédie sublime
Scott Schwartz
22Jan11
This is one of my all-time favorite movies. The acting and writing are fantastic. What can be wrong with Grant, Hepburn, and Stewart. This is a classic that all should see. I know that Binging Up Baby is considered the ultimate Hepburn/Grant pairing, but this is does it for me.
Edward Copeland
26Dec10
While some of its attitudes are mightily outdated, especially toward Tracy Lord, the peerless class more than makes up for it in this classic farce. http://eddieonfilm.blogspot.com/2009/12/course-of-true-love-gathers-no-moss.html
Calhoun Kersten
28Sep10
Katharine Hepburn is stunning as the strong-willed woman who finds herself torn between two men. Cary Grant and Jimmy Stewart complement each other perfectly as the men in her life. The hilarity of The Philadelphia Story still holds up after all these years when the rom-com seems to be circling the drain.
Ciprian Ailenei
23Sep10
Oh dear, oh Lord. Just discovered Catherine Hepburn. I'm stunned. I know, I know - kinda late. I so need to see more of her. The cast was fascinating.
Lefteris Becerra
20Sep10
eso se llama diálogos. son tan rápidos y agudos que no se agotan ni asimilan en un primer visionado
Umberto L.
19Jun10
Cary Grant, Katharine Hepburn and James Stewart, wonderfully directed... I simply could not ask more than this!
Jake Stevens
11Feb10
Witty and jaunty, sure, but I found the ending to be terribly contrived so as to somewhat ruin the story preceding it. Sufficient yet stuffy performances abound (even allowing for the time period it was made in), yet young Virginia Weidler is a breath of fresh air, who sadly only acted for another three years. All in all, an interesting watch but one I probably won't revisit again anytime soon.