Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

hyped garbage

Ok... Let's be honest. It cannot be the best movie but is quite enjoyable. The movie has the potential to develop a great plot for future movies

The acting is good, and the firecracker script has some excellent ideas.

This movie is really good. I love Bette Davis and Anne Baxter. Great acting!!

A truly masterpiece, perfect acting and breathtaking plot.

Despite the numerous reviews for this movie, I felt I had to add my own after viewing it on a big screen earlier today. This was my second viewing of this movie and seeing it on the big screen apparently made me see and hear dialogue I had missed after watching it on TV. Oh my Goodness! What a spectacular film! I basically sat there for over two hours in awe. I just couldn't believe the incredible performances from everyone associated with this movie. The writing, the acting, the story just makes you long for a Hollywood that unfortunately no longer exists. To see a movie with a real story and with real movie stars is something that has been lacking for the last thirty years in my opinion. It may sound corny but I actually got goose bumps hearing some of those lines and seeing the performances given by Bette Davis and George Sanders. I'll just say that this is a must see for anyone that likes good writing and acting.

I first saw part of this film on TV when I was about 10...and I laughed out loud. Unfortunately it was lunch time and I had to go back to school. It was many years before I actually saw the entire film, on the big screen, at a revival house in Toronto. I have since seen it more times than I can count, and I still laugh continually throughout. Best movie line of all time: "You're too short for that gesture!" I have to admit that I had seen the film about 20 times before I finally figured out what Marilyn said while going off towards Max....it wasn't "Why do they always look like nappy rabbits?" (which made no sense)....but "Why do they always look like UNhappy rabbits?" Her diction or my hearing? Had it been a play it would have the same stature as "The Importance of Being Ernest". We're probably lucky it wasn't, and it should never never NEVER be re-made....it would be like re-painting the Mona Lisa. Frame for frame, word for word, perfection. It never ages and it never gets thin. "Ah men!"