Hilarious!

A funny hit play and the number one comedy director in Hollywood add up to a madcap classic. Lorre's giggling, guzzling Dr. Einstein, and the two delightful maiden aunts steal every scene.

Classic Capra. Zany fun, with solid characters at the center.

It's just... crazy.

A fun movie while it lasts, but after a disappointingly short period of time Cary Grant's manic overacting ceases to be quite so amusing and ends up getting on your nerves.

An absolutely hilarious film. Cary Grant's expressions, mannerisms, and actions have such precise and perfect timing causing laughter throughout the entire movie. Although it is really funny, it also has an extremely creepy atmosphere. Raymond Massey and Lorre are fantastic characters. This entire movie is just one massive mess after another, and eventually it becomes too much to take in, but it is so charming that you try to anyways.

Everyone in this film completely hams it up - it's like Capra had the actors caged for days with only their scripts and released them when he had film in the gate. But contrary to what you might think, the one-upmanship in overacting only adds to this film's interest, charm and hilarity - and this is roll-on-the-ground funny. Grant does gymnastics (literally) over current comedic actors.

A touch too screwball for my tastes. Still, it's a fun movie.

Astonishing how not charming some of these old comedies are

Godamn hilarious.

Really funny and bizarre play brought to screen.

A black comedy of the great Frank Capra that has some flashes of genius, but also with various problems, such as the fast pace for a long movie. Besides that this innocent humor of the 40s, is a little outdated. But not much compared with the comedies of today, is a classic.