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The Awful Truth
Cast
Irene Dunne, Cary Grant, Ralph Bellamy, Alexander D'Arcy View AllCrew
Leo McCarey (Director), Sidney Buchman (Screenplay), Viņa Delmar (Screenplay) View All
Release: Oct. 20th, 1937
Runtime: 1 hour, 31 minutes
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Just plain awful
Not funny in any way. It's hard to believe this crapfest has a high Rotten Tomatoes score. Cringeworthy. I didn't so much as giggle in 21 minutes. Don't waste your time....
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Your first awful movie
What was the first movie you ever seen, and almost or did walk out of?
For me, The Phantom Menace.
I STILL WANT MY MONEY BACK LUCAS!...
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Will HEAT 2 be as awful as Gladiator 2 was?!
I know what youre thinking, "those are completely different", and yes thats true. The only similarity though is monumental, both original movies were meant to be one-shots, no room for a seq...
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I think Wooley is an awful person
I'm of course referring to the character Wooley in Romero's Dawn of the Dead.
Given his use of racial slurs and how he killed several apartment residents for no reason, he seemed like an awful ...
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Movies You've Seen Recently That Are Really Awful
This seems like a topic that's not been explored directly. What movies have you sat through recently, especially as a ticket-buying customer in a theater, that you thought were really awful?
The i...
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Takoma11
Jerry (Cary Grant) and Lucy (Irene Dunne) are a married couple who decide to divorce after Lucy realizes Jerry faked an out-of-town trip and Jerry begins to suspect that Lucy is having a fling with her handsome vocal coach, Armand (Alexander D'Arcy).
Gideon58
Irene Dunne and Cary Grant light up the screen as Lucy and Jerry Warriner, a pair of married Manhattan-nites who have becomes frustrated with each other's alleged lack of fidelity and impulsively decide to divorce.
