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Slapstick and music,
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This review is from: TCM Greatest Classic Films Collection: Marx Brothers (A Day at the Races / A Night in Casablanca / Room Service / At the Circus) (DVD)
The humour is often dated and the slapstick tedious but these movies are worth watching for two reasons. Number one is Groucho for some incredibly witty lines that stand the test of time. Number two is for the musical scenes. These old family movies were all round entertainment usually a simple love story bound together with humour and a musical interlude. The musical interludes in these movies are in themselves classics and worth buying the DVD for. A complete contrast to the slapstick. The scene in A Day at the Races stands out as perhaps one of the best musical sets in any movie of any era.
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This review is from: TCM Greatest Classic Films Collection: Marx Brothers (A Day at the Races / A Night in Casablanca / Room Service / At the Circus) (DVD)
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A Must for Marx Brothers Fans,
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This review is from: TCM Greatest Classic Films Collection: Marx Brothers (A Day at the Races / A Night in Casablanca / Room Service / At the Circus) (DVD)
TCM has done a wonderful job of remastering these films.Three of the films are classic Marx Brothers and every one will love them. However, "Room Service" is quite boring. It does not have the usual musical numbers which are always so much fun. It is more like a normal non Marx Brothers comedy and not very funny either. Lucille Ball and Ann Miller make brief appearances but even they aren't used to their full potential.
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