What's Up, Doc?: Directed by Peter Bogdanovich. With Barbra Streisand, Ryan O'Neal, Madeline Kahn, Kenneth Mars. The accidental mix-up of four identical plaid overnight bags leads to a series of increasingly wild and wacky situations.
What Is a Screwball Comedy? Though earlier films with screwball comedy elements can be pinpointed, such as the 1931 film adaptation of "The Front Page," the movie that put the genre on the map was 1934’s "It Happened One Night." Directed by industry great Frank Capra, "It Happened On...
infectious exuberance and pure wonder. Mixing the indelible characterisations of Chuck Jones, Disney's beautiful animation and the screwball lunacy of Tex Avery,Who Framed Roger Rabbitis a fitting tribute to the kind of fun you can only have with cinema – but it's still worth finding on ...
taking a long, hard look at the dehumanization of the criminal justice system and how it defines those who have been in it. This film is brutally honest and horrifying for its time, but surprisingly thrilling, especially due to Paul Muni...
Prime among them is Vivian Oparah, the 26-year-old London native who plays aspiring fashion designer Yas with laid-back cool and sharp comedic timing. A chaotic-good foil to David Jonsson’s straitlaced Dom, Yas especially comes alive during the film’s screwball music moments, whether being...
Dee Dee and Bebe (I’ll be your mirror!) wander New York getting Bebe ready for a date and making scenes. Along the way they pick up a sex-addict sidekick (Alia Shawkat) who’s the catalyst for a deeply unfunny screwball scene in a bathroom involving a wayward sex toy and fragile ...
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In an age when screwball comedies had largely disappeared from the screen, Peter Bogdonovich directed Barbra Streisand and Ryan O'Neal in what is still one of the funniest comedies of the 1970's. The film was a tribute to all the classic screwball comedy elements (including a pie fight and...