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      Magenta_Bob — 17 years ago(July 11, 2008 04:56 PM)

      This is my favourite Marx film; the dialogue might not be as sharp as in some other ones, but then it doesn't have those really long song numbers that I found quite old-fashioned.

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        TooDarnLoud — 17 years ago(January 14, 2009 07:14 AM)

        Looks like i'm in the minority then. I thought this was an awful Marx Brothers movie. Every scene felt forced and Groucho wasn't being witty, just sarcastic. A lot of the comedy falls really flat apart from a few scenes with Harpo and Chico and the story is just really boring.
        Still, gotta love the musical sections with Chico and Harpo though. As always
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          max-marble — 17 years ago(February 18, 2009 06:24 PM)

          morphindel-1, I had pretty much the exact same reaction to this film that you did. It's just dull and not funny at all. And I love just about all of the Marx Brothers' other movies.
          Then again, it did prompt a hilarious exchange of letters between Groucho and Warner Brothers

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            drjohnhwatson — 17 years ago(January 29, 2009 08:40 PM)

            yeah, i really liked some scenes in this movie. like when theyre making the nazi think he's losing his mind XD<3 they throw his stuff out and hide in his closet and move things aroundi laugh the entire time during that scene!

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              JackOLantern372 — 16 years ago(July 23, 2009 11:03 AM)

              this movie is right up there with my favorite Marx bros. films. The very long and well played out scene of them messing with the nazi guy is great and reminds of A night at the opera when they are moving the beds from room to room.
              WHERE!? I DON'T LIKE LIZARDS!- Charlie Kelly.

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                lunar11 — 16 years ago(August 30, 2009 11:14 PM)

                This is my best Marx Bro. film. Second best is Go West. Third is Monkey Business

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                  Eightythreeyearoldguy — 14 years ago(May 25, 2011 11:43 AM)

                  I'll have to see this again. My memory is that it was very minor for the Marx Brothers. However, it was the first of theirs I ever saw. It was years later before I had the privilege of seeing their earlier films.
                  I'm the kind of guy, when I move - watch my smoke. But I'm gonna need some good clothes though.

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                    stanleybix-1 — 11 years ago(April 09, 2014 12:42 AM)

                    The Nazi guy was Sig Rumann, one of their greatest "foils", in a some of their best films. A great actor in a multiple profusion of roles. He was a kind of German Edgar Kennedy (slow burn, humorous angst). I think the clothes packing scenes in this movie
                    is one of their best routines !

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                      markweinreb — 11 years ago(March 07, 2015 07:28 PM)

                      Nope just watched the movie..a night in Casablanca..a lot of the sticks are from the othermarx brothers movies and the whole plane thing is not Marx brothers. Best moves were duck soup, Animal crackers,coconuts (also hotel theme) and horsefeathers. This movie looks like they needed money at the end of their career ala chicos debts. But Groucho's dialogue still funny in parts

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