Trouble in Paradise
Comedy • 1932 • 1 hr 23 min
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Enjoyable classic screwball comedy with double crosses and hidden motives galore. It’s a blast.
A simple story with lots of humor and wit, the visual part is also very good and creative. A brilliant and amazingly entertaining movie.
Really incredible for the time being pre-code. Really funny and all the trimmings of a classic Hollywood romantic comedy
Has charming moments here and there, though they are nearly all as comical scenes, not whenever the plot becomes straight-lace romance.
Crackles with wit and humor, one of the true greats of the 30’s. Brisk pace and editing stand out.
In my opinion its not too great... I almost doesnt remember a minute if it.
Wow, a poised and elegant comedy that’s very profound too.
For an old film, it wasn't that bad. The plot was interesting enough to keep my attention.
I don’t like it
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