How to Marry a Millionaire (1953)

Stars	User	Rating
3	Mentaculus	71 _55th
I totally get the Well It's Not Great, but Frankly It's Not That Bad. (It's a flighty, diverting entertainment with some chuckles and that period candy-coated opulence.) As the very first 'Scope picture, one can tell they are quite literally making up widescreen framing and blocking as the film progresses. But what made widescreen stay? Lang said widescreen was only good for two things: snakes and funerals. What he didn't account for was Monroe reclining across the whole Technicolor frame.
2	jeff_v	50 _9th
The first movie to be shot in Cinemascope doesn't really utilize the frame, except during an interminable orhestral overture. (So this is what audiences had to put up with instead of advertisements in the 50s?) It's verrry fifties, in its humor and social politics, and only mildly amusing. Were it not for the Monroe fetishists, I doubt it would've been seen much today.
2	Red_Falcon_	63 _19th
I found this to be dated romantic comedy that brings almost nothing to the table for modern audiences.All three of the beautiful ladies in this film deliver there lines pretty well but there's almost no chemistry between them.The mutiple plot threads never really seem to gel together and the ending is pretty dumb if you think about it.
1	CCLZA	70 _51st
Charming, fun and highly stylized.
1	MontyCircus	20 _11th
Completely humourless "comedy".
1	Clark Nova	55 _20th
Baby loves her Bogie :')

Average Percentile 45.79% from 475 Ratings