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  Review by sarah ★★★½ 7

  i don't know how or why, but i feel like all the characters' problems would be solved if cary grant, katharine hepburn, and james stewart had a threesome..... just a thought

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  Review by brat pacino ★★★★ 3

  can’t get the image of cary grant perched on the edge of the fountain, greeting everyone with a scathingly simple “Hello, friends and enemies” out of my head. same energy i feel when i log into this app

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  Review by Patrick Willems ★★★★½ 8

  This is like the 1992 U.S. Olympic basketball team of movies

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  Review by davidehrlich ★★★★

  you're so yar. you're so yar you don't even know it.

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  Review by lucy ★★★★ 1

  jimmy stewart singing somewhere over the rainbow is something i didn't know i needed

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  Review by demi adejuyigbe 1

  n-n-n-nice nouveau riche bro she, ah, she just let me hit cuz i, i said she got holocausts in her

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  Review by phoebe 💫 ★★★★½

  Jimmy Stewart getting spooked when rich people make jerky and erratic actions around him and then getting champagne drunk and blackmailing people is the mood on this fine evening

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  Review by Ella Kemp ★★★★

  Jimmy! Stewart's! Drunk! Hiccups! My! Tiny! Little! Heart!!!

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  Review by eely ★★★★½

  HOW did george cukor manage to capture cary grant and jimmy stewart TOGETHER in the SAME SCENE without the film automatically BURSTING INTO FLAMES

  other things that happen that shouldn’t be allowed: 

  cary grant listening to jimmy stewart drunkenly complain while sipping champagne out of a paper cup

  jimmy stewart singing “over the rainbow” while carrying a drunk katharine hepburn across a lawn

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  Review by joezobel ★★½ 14

  I was liking this until the ending, which I found very problematic and completely recontextualized what I thought the movie was trying to say. Spoilers ahead.

  So, what exactly is the message of this movie supposed to be? That you should submit to your wife beater drunk of a husband, and if you don't you're a spoiled, egomaniacal ice queen? Cary Grant spends the whole movie telling Hepburn that she's a cold hearted bitch and blaming her for his drinking problem, and yet their marriage is supposed to be some sort of happy ending?

  There's also the sickening storyline with her father, in which he blames his own daughter for HIS infidelities. The ending seems to validate these views with…

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  Review by 𝚝𝚊𝚢𝚕𝚘𝚛 ★★★★ 4

  some days i just want to lie down and cry and some days i just want to be carried in the arms by jimmy stewart while he vivaciously sings somewhere over the rainbow to me. and you know what? ive had ENOUGH of the first one so someone better start memorizing the lyrics and training for their upper body strength

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  Review by Rida ★★★★★ 26

  Here's an offer you can't resist: a romantic comedy starring Katherine Hepburn as a strong-willed heiress named Tracy Lords who must choose between three men: her prim and proper fiancé, George Kittridge, her ex-husband, C.K. Dexter Haven (Cary Grant), and a wry, sarcastic journalist, Mike Conner (James Stewart). Of course George is almost immediately out of the question, and Hepburn must choose between Grant and Stewart. She isn't gonna get a bad deal either way, that's for sure.

  But at the outset, none of the men really love her for who she is. Dexter left her because he thought her frigid and unforgiving of faults; George loves her precisely because she's cold and far-off, like a statue, or a goddess;…