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Taryn 2023-09-26 06:01:08
You call them “The Walls of Jericho”, I call them “The Walls of Love”. “The Walls of Jericho are toppling.” “Let them topple.” Glad I broke the wall and kissed you that...
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Nicolas 2023-09-24 07:47:55
Funny Highway Romance Black and White Classic Clark Gable Claudette Colbert finally saw it in theaters, I bought a CD and didn't watch it for 20 years, it's worth it, it's a classic! The interaction between Gable and the editor-in-chief shows the taste. The editor-in-chief is deeply moved by his story. The two are actually another pair of happy friends. In the ending, Miss Colbert took the initiative to lead the...
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Irving 2023-09-20 01:16:04
To borrow a comment from a neighbor: It's good to see flying! The unruly lady meets the male god of flirting, and the interaction between the two is too loving! The scene that made me cry the most was the conversation between Peter and Ellie's...
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Angie 2023-09-17 12:31:54
The group of actors is excellent, especially Gable's inherent wit and charm, which shines brightly in the film. A classic masterpiece in genre films, the shadow of this film can be found in many classic films of later generations, but very few can stand...
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Otto 2023-09-16 21:50:36
So charming, so charming, so charming. . . Long live...
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Enos 2023-08-06 01:26:15
I didn't know how classic this film was, until I saw more and more movies showing spoof clips of showing legs and blocking...
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Syble 2023-07-28 05:55:38
In fact, the movie has nothing to do with one night, and it has nothing to do with romance. The movie turned out to be the predecessor of "Roman Holiday", but the heroine is not as beautiful as Hepburn. But whether it is the performance of the actors or the writing of the script, they are all very good, and I think they are a little more clever than "Roman Holiday". Especially at the end, this kind of movie seems to make people really...
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Elmira 2023-07-28 01:03:02
The Walls of Jericho have begun to crumble! Long live love! Going round and round, fortunately, it was you in the end! There are not many awesome plots and no profound themes. It is a simple love road story, but it can pierce your heart and warm you from the deepest part of your heart. After reading it, you want to have a love trip in minutes. It's so...
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Jordane 2023-06-29 09:50:34
It's Frank Capra's hand at telling old-fashioned cliché stories like this beautifully and...
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Tobin 2023-05-03 16:04:14
Like "Roman Holiday", it gives people a fairy tale...
It Happened One Night Comments
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Michel 2022-03-23 09:01:54
Analysis of "One Night Happening" (Note: It is not original by me, only for reference!)
It Happened One Night was a film produced by Columbia in 1934. Due to the Great Depression, the industry giant MGM mortgaged Clark Gable to Columbia, a small company that was not well-known at the time, in order to pay off its debts, which made Gable very dissatisfied, and even ridiculed the...
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Randi 2022-03-20 09:01:44
smile more than tears
This should be the oldest film I have recently turned to, 1934. In
fact, I wanted to watch it for a long time, but I never had the time (of course, maybe it was an excuse, I was just lazy).
At first it was in our When I saw the introduction of this movie in the book, it might be about genre...
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[Peter watches as Ellie dunks her donut]
Peter Warne: Say, where'd you learn to dunk? In finishing school?
Ellie Andrews: Aw, now don't you start telling me I shouldn't dunk.
Peter Warne: Of course you shouldn't - you don't know how to do it. Dunking's an art. Don't let it soak so long. A dip and
[he stuffs the donut in his mouth]
Peter Warne: plop, in your mouth. You let it hang there too long, it'll get soft and fall off. It's all a matter of timing. Aw, I oughta write a book about it.
Ellie Andrews: [laughs] Thanks, professor.
Peter Warne: Just goes to show you - twenty millions, and you don't know how to dunk.
Ellie Andrews: Oh, I'd change places with a plumber's daughter any day.
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[Peter is carrying Ellie across the creek slung over his shoulder]
Ellie Andrews: You know this is the first time in years I've ridden piggy-back.
Peter Warne: This isn't piggy-back.
Ellie Andrews: Course it is.
Peter Warne: You're crazy.
Ellie Andrews: I remember distinctly my father taking me for a piggy-back ride.
Peter Warne: And he carried you like this, I suppose?
Ellie Andrews: Yes.
Peter Warne: Your father didn't know beans about piggy-back riding.
Ellie Andrews: My uncle, mother's brother, has four children and I've seen them ride piggy-back.
Peter Warne: I'll bet there isn't a good piggy-back rider in your whole family. I never knew a rich man yet who could piggy-back ride.
Ellie Andrews: You're prejudiced.
Peter Warne: You show me a good piggy-backer and I'll show you a real human. Now you take Abraham Lincoln for instance. A natural born piggy-backer. Where do you get all of that stuffed-shirt family of yours?
Ellie Andrews: My father was a great piggy-backer.
Peter Warne: Here, hold this.
[Peter hands to Ellie the case he was carrying and slaps her behind for that remark]
