Mujeres
Director:
George CukorReparto:
Norma Shearer, Joan Crawford, Rosalind Russell, Mary Boland, Paulette Goddard, Joan Fontaine, Virginia Weidler, Lucile Watson, Marjorie Main, Virginia Grey (más)Sinopsis(1)
De qué hablan las mujeres cuando no hay hombres alrededor? La respuesta: hombres, y de cómo robarles! Cuando el marido de Mary Haines le deja plantada, las garras salen a la luz, y la agresiva princesa de Joan Crawford intenta engancharlo. (Warner Home Video)
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A fascinating, twisted affair. Yes, the dialogue is turbulent because it was a play originally. That part is clear, but the absolute concept of women who only ever talk about men who are in fact irrelevant to their clucking is... disarming. Moreover, in a better society, it is all a very bizarre affair for the eyes, ears, and mind. I love the Technicolor sequence, falling in love with Norma Shearer's smile, and comparing her to Meg Ryan from the 2008 version. But this time it was particularly challenging.
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