To be or not to be

Johann 2022-03-22 09:02:28

You run away and I run away (1942)
9.2
1942 / USA / Comedy Love War / Ernst Lubitsch / Carlo Lombard Jack Benny

I'm really dying of laughter, hahaha

From the theater to the theater.

Every time maybe Tula read the dialogue, To be or not to be, looking at the man who stood up from the audience, everything seemed to be back to the beginning, it really shouldn't be too funny here. And the man got up to meet his wife

The middle segment started endless dramatic effects. Before, a group of people like them were just performing plays in the theater, but to a certain extent, they were only performing, and once they participated in real life, they pretended to be enemies. Fang's identity as a soldier, to defend the family and the country, no acting, no mistakes are allowed, and thrilling things are happening one after another.

Skooze is really a scapegoat, and he is the one who bears the blame for everything. It's too difficult for him.

The final ending is like returning to the original beginning, but too many things happened in the middle.

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  • Madisyn 2022-03-21 09:02:46

    Mrs Tura is so beautiful, Mr Tura is so funny, this couple really knows how to play... Acting as an addicted megalomaniac can't be stopped, right? The second half of the plot is particularly compact, and the episode about the beard just made me laugh to death hahahahahaha! Is it really good to give this country to a group of actors to save? !

  • Charlie 2022-03-18 09:01:05

    A sticky vinegar husband saved a country with his superb acting skills, and the part is too humorous.

To Be or Not to Be quotes

  • Joseph Tura: Oh, darling, you were right this morning. I felt so rotten after the rehearsal that I went to Dobash and told him when he advertises the new play to put your name first.

    Maria Tura: Did you, darling? Oh, that's sweet of you; but, I really don't care.

    Joseph Tura: That's what Dobosh said, so we left it as it was.

  • Joseph Tura: [disguised as Professor Siletsky] Well, Colonel, all I can say is... you can't have your cake and shoot it, too.