If there is any film that can best show BW's outstanding screenwriting ability, it is probably this one. A comedy, with such a compact rhythm, can link up the rich baggage and construct a very smooth plot. It is worthy of a masterpiece of film and television. James Cagney’s baby face is still undiminished after the baptism of years, and his superb acting skills make this film not boring for almost half of the shots to follow him. On the contrary, it was he who gave a series of instructions to "reform" Otto in the office. The lens of this movie pushed the movie to a climax. It’s really embarrassing to look at the films that selected the Oscars that year, and then look at the award-winning works in recent years.
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