Charles Drake, Chico Marx, Dan Seymour
A Night in Casablanca may not qualify as a Marx Brothers classic, but it's certainly the best of their latter-day comedies. "This picture is funnier than all but a handful of their earlier ones...( read more
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DVD Release Date: May 4, 2004
Stats: 181 reviews
Now I love the Marx Brothers but this feels a little forced. This isn't horrible, not by a long shot, but it's no Duck Soup either. Sort of a conglomerate rehash of bits we've seen before.
--Call me Montgomery.
--Is that your name?
--No. I'm just breaking it in for a friend.
An exceptionally funny story also set in the famous Casablanca. Less drama, more Marx Brother mayhem!
Very underrated Marx Brothers comedy, It's one of their best films with many unforgettable gags and one liners. Harpo is at his best. Laugh out loud funny. Just wonderful.
This is a very funny movie
A Night in Casablanca may not qualify as a Marx Brothers classic, but it's certainly the best of their latter-day comedies. "This picture is funnier than all but a handful of their earlier ones...( read more read more... )," wrote the usually cantanker...( read more)
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It's impossible that you won't enjoy this movie if you're a fan of the masterpiece of the original Casablanca. It's a great comedy and I really like the rythm of this movie, you never get bored.
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