Hitchcock + Screwball comedy = disaster. This film is probably Carole Lombard's worst comedy.

Even for a screwball comedy their behavior is pretty unrealistic, but worth a watch if you like that sort of thing.

It might be blamed for not being a proper Hitchcock movie but like it. I like Robert Montgomery, humor and the atmosphere of a real srewball comedy. Though it was a sheer experiment, I still gather it a good one.

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Although nothing along the lines of the Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt "Mr. and Mrs. Smith", it was still a decent movie. It was over the top in ways but it was not really corny.

It was watchable, but good would be a huge stretch!

while the subject matter is a bit dated (hollywood doesn't look at couples who hit each other with lamps quite the way they used to), this still manages to be pretty funny. i'm no big lombard fan, but i was entertained.

Hitchcock having a go at Screwball Comedy!!! I found myself laughing out loud. If you have any phobia of this kind of stuff, keep away. If you think that most great comedies were made before the 50's, watch this.

You really have to forget that Hitchcock had anything to do with it, there's nothing in it to satisfy the average Hitch fan. It's a perfectly passable little comedy, if not exactly a classic of the screwball genre. Lombard and Montgomery are terrific, but occasionally the editing choices mess up the timing.

A decent screwball comedy. Has nothing to do with the Pitt/Jolie action flick.

Cute movie, great acting, kind of fluffy.

"Some sparkling moments but this rare Hitchcock comedy farce is hit and miss."

A pretty insignificant and unremarkable film not just among Hitchcock's oeuvre, but in general. It's a pretty forgettable plot that really doesn't go very far, with lame acting and a horribly campy upbeat flute theme, making it a chore at just an hour and a half. I laughed out loud once.