Two words: Jimmy Stewart.

Yes, Mr. Matuschek.

Well-acted and genuine, the only thing that put me off was the very conventional ending. But, what leads up to it is a very well written, with believable characters, and a great supporting cast. Stewart and Sullavan rock in this movie. Still something was "missing" that prevents me from considering it a "masterpiece".

One of the best romantic comedies i have ever seen. Especially the character Pepi was really outstanding.

- And how do you fell right now? - Well... psychologically I'm not sure... but personally I feel really good!! Great

Although classified as a romantic comedy, the film is not so much funny, as it is extremely entertaining. The romance is brilliant, it is approached unlike most films, and it ends up like most films, but throughout the picture I found myself deeply enjoying the non cliche romanticism up until the very last moment. An extremely charming cast of characters prevent this film from being at all boring, and make it an extremely worthwhile experience.

One of the sweetest comedies I know. Every actor is perfect in his or her part, and Lubitsch's touch is particularly delicate here.

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Very good acting all around, with most of the story quite enjoyable. However, personally, I cannot see Jimmy's character, who seems to be reasonable, falling for this mean, childish 'woman'. It should have been longer, giving reasons for his actions. However, despite a few annoying scenes because of that, I still shed a tear at the 'happy' ending, even at the eighth viewing.

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One of the greatest comedies ever made, the film thrives on its sharp writing, its active camera, and a humane approach to genuine flaws and simple misunderstandings. The shifts and turns in our understanding of characters (and their understanding of each other) bring liveliness to the film. Also, the performance by Frank Morgan elicits a complex series of reactions, while Sewart and Sullivan are excellent in the leads.

Loved Jimmy and the supporting cast. The girl was a little frustrating for me. I thought Kralik deserved better.

This is a great movie. James Stewart & Margaret Sullavan work great together. The supporting cast is a real treat to watch in their roles. I highly recommend this film.

Margaret Sullavan fucking hates bowlegged people.

Classic.

Yet another entertaining Lubitsch film that combines good comedy with a little social commentary. Stewart is great at the center of the film and the supporting cast does well with their parts.