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this is an all region Korean import on the ntsc system...will play on 99% of dvd players
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16 of 16 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
Everything's been said about Lubistch and his special touch. "Trouble in Paradise" was filmed in 1932 and it's perfectly fresh and beautiful today. Sophisticated comedy at its best. It's hard to believe that such a classic is only available in Korea. The print is quite good. Language : English, with Korean and English subtitles.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
I heard that this was one of Woody Allen's favourite films. I had never heard about this one before. Decided to check it out. And after I saw it, I just couldn't believe how good it was and how on earth they just can't make films like this nowadays?! Where is the intellect, guts, insight and humour that this film possess in todays romantic comedy?
Yes, this is Ernst Lubitsch film and almost everything he touched, was pure magic.
If you love old films from 30's hollywood, don't miss this one.
Yes, this is Ernst Lubitsch film and almost everything he touched, was pure magic.
If you love old films from 30's hollywood, don't miss this one.
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
I first saw this delightful film about foty years ago, and it is still as entrancing after all these years.
Herbert Marshall and Miriam Hopkins are two thieves who insinuate themselves into the household of wealthy, glamorous widow Kay Francis, with the intention of robbing her. However, complications arise when Marshall and Francis appear to develop an attraction for each other. Also, one of Francis's suitors, (Edward Everett Horton) turns out to be a former victim of Marshall's, and he is in danger of being recognised. But he is loath to leave the house before they have succeeded in robbing Francis - but is it only her money he is after?
This film is a joy, it sparkles with wit and subtle sexual innuendo (something no ham-fisted modern director could ever manage). All the cast give wonderful comic performances, it is sheer delight from beginning to end.
Herbert Marshall and Miriam Hopkins are two thieves who insinuate themselves into the household of wealthy, glamorous widow Kay Francis, with the intention of robbing her. However, complications arise when Marshall and Francis appear to develop an attraction for each other. Also, one of Francis's suitors, (Edward Everett Horton) turns out to be a former victim of Marshall's, and he is in danger of being recognised. But he is loath to leave the house before they have succeeded in robbing Francis - but is it only her money he is after?
This film is a joy, it sparkles with wit and subtle sexual innuendo (something no ham-fisted modern director could ever manage). All the cast give wonderful comic performances, it is sheer delight from beginning to end.
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