Fast moving. Well written. The era's best performers are framed in this classic movie. What's more, the content of this film is just as relevant today as it was when it was written. Cary Grant and Rosalind Russell are the fast talking duo in this; one of Old Hollywood's best films. 🎥 🎬🎞📽
@@phoebeclark4718 "Charlie Chan in Monte Carlo" (filmed in 1937) had a line from an innkeeper, saying that her husband smoked himself to death by his mid 40s. So no, not everyone was into cigs.
This was the undeniable chemistry, quick dialogue and furious passion that Quentin wanted in his dialogue between the Englishman and the constantly contradictory american young women, both found in Pulp Fiction. Read the screen play of pulp fiction and you will recognize the genius of Quentin.
to this movie was to hard to understand and it bored me. also to me it just feels like a piece of work designed mostly to get a world record for faster dialogue. but thats my opinion cause I'm more of a slapstick and stupid humor kind of guy like space balls and blazing saddles
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"Divorce doesn't mean anything nowadays, Hildy. Just a few words mumbled over you by a judge." Lol.
Cary Grant makes every scene funny. That's hard to do!
Rosalind outdoes him in every comeback.
Fast moving. Well written. The era's best performers are framed in this classic movie.
What's more, the content of this film is just as relevant today as it was when it was written.
Cary Grant and Rosalind Russell are the fast talking duo in this; one of Old Hollywood's best films.
🎥 🎬🎞📽
84 years ago now, what a great movie.
3:52 was amazing!
WRONG!
"If you'da been a gentleman you'dve forgotten all about it." Always makes me laugh.
Reminds me of Moonlighting and Will and Grace. The pace and style.
i love moonlighting
didnt they have a scene where david was watching this scene in moonlighting? or am i thinking of some other show?
I love this chemistry
2:18
So, before people sent way too many texts to each other a day, they sent way too many telegrams?
it was my first thought as well lol
2:38 Pomplamoose - expiration date
If ex’s acted like this today we’d have a perfect world.
3.21 - 3.25 LOL!! Super funny comedic conversational piece :D :D
Unforgettable scene.
I love that Paige Sinclair from Bojack Horseman was based on Hildy
I swear Cary Grant was the inspiration for Don Draper in "Mad Men".
Troy Evitt yes
And James Bond and Superman.
also, an inspiration for David Addison from Moonlighting! The way they bicker reminds me of Maddie and David 😅
Cary Grant practically glows, hard not to watch him when he's on screen
They’re both very sharp
It's Paige Sinclair and Maximillian Banks from Bojack Horseman!
Love Bojack!
Oh my gosh!
Yes, those two Bojack characters are based on these two 😉
cant believe i never picked up on that before
My nana smoked 3 packs a day for 60 years. No cancer.
She is 91 now
Mine smoked until she was 92; then she broke her hip, and died.
back when Cigarettes didn't cause cancer
Back when vaccines didn't cause autism.
Back when everyone was in denial about cigarettes causing cancer
@@phoebeclark4718 back then people where not that nosy
@@rhondathompson6942 lol what
@@phoebeclark4718 "Charlie Chan in Monte Carlo" (filmed in 1937) had a line from an innkeeper, saying that her husband smoked himself to death by his mid 40s. So no, not everyone was into cigs.
The dialogue and delivery is so good, I want to make love to it!
Dorothy! Hahaha 😂
What does death have to do with it! 😆
-Goethe
I FOLD!
Cary Grant is the man
I think that Cary Grant and Clark Gable are the best stars in movie history. Elegant with unique style.
@@TheE1974 tenes razon. Saludos gallinaceos
LOVE RALPH BELLAMY WITH ALL MY HEART AND ALWAYS WILL
Pulp fiction scenario brought me here)
Bojack Horseman
i remember seeing this in theaters on my 53rd birthday
You must be over 100 years old now if you were 53 in 1940
It's funny cause his profile pic 😂
@@dislikemyvideochallenge5049 Was the comment some sort of a joke? 😭
Is he good
Fantastic
My new favorite Film Noir. So perfect.
Screwball comedy
What's noir about it? It's about news reporters.
This was the undeniable chemistry, quick dialogue and furious passion that Quentin wanted in his dialogue between the Englishman and the constantly contradictory american young women, both found in Pulp Fiction. Read the screen play of pulp fiction and you will recognize the genius of Quentin.
Then he was a copycat.
@@revolutionaryviews9702 All artists are copycats.
In other words, an unoriginal hack
to this movie was to hard to understand and it bored me. also to me it just feels like a piece of work designed mostly to get a world record for faster dialogue. but thats my opinion cause I'm more of a slapstick and stupid humor kind of guy like space balls and blazing saddles
the great copycat, always trying to be cool, his films all about films
pulp fiction script
Let’s be real: Grant’s character is completely unsympathetic.
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
One of the worst movies ever made
If we ignore what the story is they're trying to break, this is still a great movie.
Honestly I'll still watch it regardless 😬🫢
And you know what they call a Quarter Pounder with Cheese in Paris?