 | Nancy J. |
1 out of 1 people found this review helpful
I laughed occasionally, but definately not one of the better comedies. WAS THIS REVIEW HELPFUL? Yes
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 | Christopher D. |
1 out of 1 people found this review helpful
I loved this movie! I smiled the whole time. The humor is different from todays movies, but still very funny. WAS THIS REVIEW HELPFUL? Yes
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 | Carl O. |
0 out of 0 people found this review helpful
this is one of the silliest movies ever made. you will be repeating Groucho's one-liners over and over again. Harpo is fantastic- the scene of him eating a cigar and tie are uncompromisable. Wacky ... Read Morethis is one of the silliest movies ever made. you will be repeating Groucho's one-liners over and over again. Harpo is fantastic- the scene of him eating a cigar and tie are uncompromisable. Wacky Wacky Wacky !!!! Close this ReviewWAS THIS REVIEW HELPFUL? Yes
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| Smoke T. |
0 out of 0 people found this review helpful
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I have never found as much to laugh at in a movie before. All of the gags in this film are totally ridiculous and over-the-top. The Marx Brothers are the funniest people who ever lived. Groucho comes up with the most hilarious and unpredictable things to say, as does Chico. Harpo is also hysterical in his pantomime act. Although most people prefer "Duck Soup" to this film, "A Night at the Opera" is the funniest in my opinion. In this film the laughs built more and more until the climactic ending, providing to be the funniest in film history. Perhaps the funniest thing in this film is watching and listening to Groucho insult people in high-society positions. I won't give away any of the film's humor, but see it for sure. Way better than any of the crude and annoying humor found in today's comedies. See it and truly laugh for the first time.
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 | Bobbee N. |
0 out of 0 people found this review helpful
This film is comedy in its earliest form of entertainment. A must see for all film buffs. WAS THIS REVIEW HELPFUL? Yes
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| Brent T. |
0 out of 0 people found this review helpful
"Monkey Business" is my all time favorite Marx Brothers movie. If you have never seen the Marx Brothers before, this would be an excellent choice. WAS THIS REVIEW HELPFUL? Yes
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 | Jeffrey W. |
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I enjoyed the movie, but you have to be in the right frame of mind to enjoy it. The comedy back in the 30's was definitely different than now. The extras on the DVD were the best part since it ... Read MoreI enjoyed the movie, but you have to be in the right frame of mind to enjoy it. The comedy back in the 30's was definitely different than now. The extras on the DVD were the best part since it explained a lot about the movie and made it better. I might even suggest watching the extras and commentary before the actual movie by itself. Close this ReviewWAS THIS REVIEW HELPFUL? Yes
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| Greg W. |
0 out of 0 people found this review helpful
The Marx Brothers' earliest picture for Paramount are easily their best, but at the time they were all flops. So when the Marx Brothers signed with MGM, there movies became much more 'conventional.' ... Read MoreThe Marx Brothers' earliest picture for Paramount are easily their best, but at the time they were all flops. So when the Marx Brothers signed with MGM, there movies became much more 'conventional.' NIGHT AT THE OPERA is the first one they made for MGM and probably the best. The picture's firmly rooted in a serious dramatic narrative that isn't too shabby, and the Marx Brothers are as sharp as ever, even if the surreal anarchy surrounding their humor is toned down a bit. Groucho's still a master of one-liners, Chico skewers the English language like no one can, and Harpo is still a master of pantomime. (Harpo and Chico also give their finest musical performances in this picture.) I prefer the older Marx Brothers movies, but if you're new to their humor, this may be the best place to start. Close this ReviewWAS THIS REVIEW HELPFUL? Yes
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| Glenn W. |
0 out of 0 people found this review helpful
Leslie Nielson is pulling the same gags over 70 years later and he is still not as funny.
Groucho was ahead of his time. WAS THIS REVIEW HELPFUL? Yes
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