Mr. & Mrs. Smith (1941)

Seen in 24 (95 movies items)

"35mm"

Charles Halton - Movies I Have Viewed (29 person items)

" Charles Halton and Robert Montgomery"

IMDB: Alfred Hitchcock - 2010 (45 movies items)

"6,6 / 10 3.4k"

IMDB: Alfred Hitchcock - 2015 (53 movies items)

"6,5 / 10 6.5k"

Elokuvat 2020 (530 movies items)

"Aviopari soutaa ja huopaa puolitoista tuntia. Hra ja Rva Smithin suomipainoksen kansi lupailee yleisön kirkuvan tällä kertaa naurusta kauhun sijaan Hithcockin käsittelyssä. Screwballiksi jokseenkin valheellisesti tituleeratun elokuvan tempo on kovin hidas ja meininki muutenkin liian leppoisaa. Edes Carole Lombard ei pääse lieemmin revittelemään. Elokuvaa katsoo aneemisen tylsämielisyyden tilassa ja sitten se loppuu. Ehkä ihan hyvä että Alfred jätti komedian sittemmin rauhaan."

Directed by Alfred Hitchcock (53 movies items)

"MR. & MRS. SMITHReleased: 31 January 1941 (90 minutes)Directed by: Alfred Hitchcock Written by: Norman KrasnaHOLY GODIVA 3 - ONION JACK 3 TOTAL: 6"

Champagne Scenes in Movies (50 movies items)

" Carole Lombard"

Movies watched in 2016 (223 movies items)

"25.12."

An average movie

“Not to be confused with the movie released in 2005 which gave us Brangelina, this movie was actually one of the very few comedies directed by Alfred Hitchcock (to be honest, I can't remember what was his other comedies which shows how little impact they had on me). Well, even though it was nice that the guy tried something else, it certainly  didn't come near the level of his great thrillers. I have to admit it, I never been a huge fan of the screwball comedies but the material was just not strong enough. Basically, you spend 90 mins watching a couple having the most bogus argument when they are clearly in love. Still, it doesn't mean that it was really bad, in fact, I was quite watchable, above all thanks to the lovely Carole Lombart who was just so charismatic. In spite of the rather un” read more

Lucile Watson Great Movies (31 person items)

" Philip Merivale, Carole Lombard and Lucile Watson"

“I love this movie! Completely different from the modern day movie with the same title. Robert Montgomery and Carole Lombard are perfect together!”