Editorial Review:

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George Cukor, Hollywood's legendary 'woman's director,' had his hands full with the all-female cast of this 1939 film adaptation of the Clare Boothe play. The story finds a group of catty, competitive friends destroying reputations at social gatherings. The dialogue sparkles, Joan Crawford's performance as a husband stealer is still a classic, the film looks wonderful in Cukor's hands, and the Technicolor fashion-show scene is a one-of-a-kind Hollywood experience. --Tom Keogh

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Rating: - Fantastic
The best, you cant compare this to the new version.
THIS is the version to go with.
Its old, but its still the best, and funniest version.
Pure Classic.

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Rating: - Quite the Experience
We watched this movie in a group of ladies on a ladies weekend. The younger crowd (under 30) found the movie espeically delightful - not of their usual genre. They loved the over dramatized dialogue and intrigues. The older audience enjoyed revisiting a clasic. The all female cast was handled superbly - you didn't even realize there weren't any men in the production. The only draw back was that the dialogue is very fast and you have to listen carefully.

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Rating: - title
delivery was surprisingly fast and movie in good condition. this version is, undoubtedly, much more entertaining than the recent re-make of the movie.

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Rating: - The Women
This is one of the all-time great showcases for the top actresses of the 1930s. It's written by Claire Booth Luce, and the crackling dialogue & energetic plot are maximized by the direction of George Cukor. Such a good movie.

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Rating: - The Women -
This old version with Norma Shearer , Joan Crawford, Rosalind Russell and Joan Fontaine it is much better than the new one showing in theatres now. A must see.