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  Review by brat pacino ★★★½ 4

  me in 1944 when i try to distract myself from the horrors of WWII by going to the local Cinema to see the latest Cary Grant Picture and realize it’s about how Women Be Poisoning: gee ........... hope this doesn’t ..... awaken anything in me ...........

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  Review by eely ★★★★½ 1

  cary grant shows all seven stages of grief on his face in the span of 60 seconds and can do more with his left eyebrow than every actor in hollywood put together

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  Review by sarah ★★★★

  BUT DARLING, NIAGARA FALLS

  IT DOES? WELL LET IT

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  Review by lucy ★★★★ 1

  i never knew cary grant had so many facial expressions

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  Review by David Sims ★★★★ 2

  the elevator pitch for this movie is burj khalifa length

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  Review by alex vitti ★★★★ 1

  oh boy did i have zero idea of what this movie would be about

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  Review by Erin 🍺 ★★★★

  The part when Cary Grant stops to smoke a cigarette and bitch to himself amid all the chaos is me

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  Review by movie enjoyer ★★★½

  this movie confirmed that my ideal man looks exactly like cary grant and has a long (and i mean LONG) history of mental illness

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  Review by tru ★★★★½ 2

  i love peter lorre so fucking much

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  Review by kailey ★★★★ 16

  for film club

  (archibald leach was a young boy with a rough upbringing and demons. his wife said that his childhood made her cry. his older brother died, his father was an alcoholic, and his mother suffered from depression.)

  cary grant was smirks and surprise and wide eyes. he was charm with a dash of a rogue and a sprinkling of a scoundrel. he was funny and more than a bit of a clown but he never forgot the hints of sadness buried deep underneath. he was slicked back hair and a suit and a tie and perfectly pressed shoes. he was flirting with the ladies late at night, leaning against the table, skipping down the road. he was dashing and he was exciting and he was perhaps the greatest movie star we've ever seen.

  (somewhere along the line, archibald leach changed his name and the legend began.)

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  Review by Chris 🦑 ★★★★★ 3

  this is the funniest shit ive ever seen

  i cant stop thinking about it so im gonna say it here too: theres this part in the film where a character picks up something from the table and then stops for a second and fixes a wine glass that was toppled over and cary grant (off screen and in a quiet voice) goes “eh– he stops to do that?” almost like hes asking the director that. i dont know if that was scripted or if cary grant even intentionally said that as part of the scene but it made me lose my MIND

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  Review by shannon ★★★★½

  didn’t think I’d like this so much but after seeing those aunts I think I’ve finally figured out what I wanna be when I grow up