The Man in the White Suit
Comedy • 1951 • 1 hr 25 min
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This cheeky little fable does some nice puncturing of capitalist mythology, And it is some fun Alec Guinness comic work, too.
Excellent Ealing comedy with a thought provoking moral message. The rights of the workers over the betterment of humanity is interesting.
A very British comedy about an inventor of fabric that needs no care. The end of capitalism has government frantic!
This funny film, with deeper subtext about capitalism as a whole, provides a good time both as a light hearted comedy and clever thinkpiece
This is very interesting and I really enjoyed Alec Guiness' performance.
Alec Guinness did so much more prior to Star Wars fame. See him be hilarious in this film about a new kind of fabric that is indestructible.
A glorious slice of post war politics, scientific progress and high farce. Loved it.
A 1951 SciFi comedy ought to be as dated as they come. Instead it's more hilariously relevant than ever.
A good drama of how a technical jumps forward can cause havoc in industry. Complete with relentless sound of change.
Great view about capitalism
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Official Trailer restored in 4K
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Howard Rodman on THE MAN IN THE WHITE SUIT
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THE MAN IN THE WHITE SUIT - Rialto Pictures Trailer
