Chico Marx, Groucho Marx, Harpo Marx
One of the Marx Brothers' funniest movies, the title of the film says it all as Groucho, Harpo, Chico and Zeppo stow away on a luxury liner. Before long, all hell breaks loose, with more sight gags an...( read more
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DVD Release Date: October 10, 2000
Stats: 232 reviews
Almost perfect but made just before they reached the top of their game and fine-tuned their act. Still brilliant though, a still very funny!
Another winner from the Marx Bros, this time on board ship. The usual tedious musical and romantic interludes are in effect, but it's worth it for Groucho's timeless wise cracking.
The Marx Brothers as stowaways on an ocean liner. I've seen dozens of times and still laugh out loud at every scene.
Non-stop wacky fun throughout. Very enjoyable "family" entertainment.
78/100
The third film by the hilarious Marx Brothers! Monkey Business is truly a treasure for any Marx fan as it is a film where they are at their wildest and most spontaneous. This movie also happens to star the beautiful Thelma Todd as Lucielle Briggs, wife of Alky Briggs a nortious g...( read more)
Always think of Fred Astair when thinking of Ginger Rogers? Think again! She was great on her own and a perfect match with Cary Grant. One word describes the nature of their character. Distinguished! It's amazing that these two didn't clash but worked so well together.
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