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Category Archives: Comedy
“What’s Up, Tiger Lily?” (1966)
Woody Allen’s first movie is his take off on the secret agent genre. He’s taken the Japanese spy movie,”International Secret Police:Key Of Keys” and turned it on its head. It’s loaded with babes,bullets,action and…laughs. The movie opens with a lot … Continue reading
Fighting Stock (1935)
Comedy where the jokes come fast and it’s easy to miss some of them. The lines are delivered as parts of normal conversation as opposed to being exaggerated and that makes them funny. All they wanted was a quiet time … Continue reading
Crooner (1932)
Story of a singer who finally hit it big thanks to a gimmick. It all goes to his head. The music is bland but there are parts where it’s supposed to be. Ted Taylor (David Manners) leads a college band … Continue reading
Service De Luxe (1938) (Film Debut Of Vincent Price)
The first movie appearance of Vincent Price is a romantic comedy with Constance Bennett. He’s an inventor and she’s a businesswoman. He doesn’t like bossy women, especially career women. She wants a man who doesn’t need constant care. This is … Continue reading
It Happened In Flatbush (1942)
Lloyd Nolan is at the top of his form in this movie about a Brooklyn baseball team fighting to go from chumps to champs. There’s no reference to the Dodgers. It has the typical feelings of the day that there’s … Continue reading
Sitting Pretty (1948)
First of three movies about the snobbish genius Lynn Belvedere. Clifton Webb was nominated for Best Actor. The Oscar went to Laurence Olivier for “Hamlet.” The movie features what happens when a man is hired as a babysitter for a … Continue reading
You’re Never Too Young (1955)
Jerry Lewis spends most of the movie masquerading as an eleven year old. He’s being pursued by a killer and diamond thief played by Raymond Burr. He trails him to a school for girls where Dean Martin is a teacher. … Continue reading
Boy,Did I Get A Wrong Number! (1966)
Bland comedy with Bob Hope as a real estate salesman who gets mixed up with movie sex symbol Elke Sommer. On a positive note, Sommer proves that sex symbols can be funny. No question that she looks great throughout the … Continue reading
The Facts Of Life (1960)
Lucille Ball drops the wacky persona for this romantic comedy with Bob Hope. They’re two suburbanites bored with their lives and marriages that end up falling for each other. The movie is done really well and without slapstick and overall … Continue reading
Roxie Hart (1942)
Basis for the hit 2002 movie “Chicago.” This is a must see comedy. Ginger Rogers is at the top of her game as accused murderess Roxie Hart. It’s 1942. Reporter Homer Howard (George Montgomery) is in a bar with a … Continue reading