Man-Proof

1938 "WHAT WOULD YOU DO?...if the man you loved and longed for married another woman!"
5.9| 1h15m| NR| en| More Info
Released: 07 January 1938 Released
Producted By: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
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A newspaper illustrator tries to remain best friends with the man she secretly loves, even though he recently married another woman.

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Micransix Crappy film
Glimmerubro It is not deep, but it is fun to watch. It does have a bit more of an edge to it than other similar films.
CrawlerChunky In truth, there is barely enough story here to make a film.
Mandeep Tyson The acting in this movie is really good.
vincentlynch-moonoi I like Myrna Loy. I like Franchot Tone. I like Rosalind Russell. I like Walter Pidgeon. I hated this movie.For Rosalind Russell's wedding gown alone this film should get a demerit!!!!! But the problem here is that Myrna Loy's character is despicable...and then we're supposed to forgive her in the end. Bull toddy. The whole basis of the film is that Loy is in love with Walter Pidgeon, but he marries Rosalind Russell. And the depressed Loy sets out to sabotage the marriage and win Pidgeon back. She has no morals and no conscience.Another problem is that she really dislikes Franchot Tone who is friends with Loy's mother. Which of course we know means that Loy and Tone will end up together before the end of the movie.What's good here is a mostly more lighthearted role for Walter Pidgeon than we're used to. And, handles it well. And, Franchot Tone's role is good here, as well. Character actress Nana Bryant as Loy's mother turns in a good performance as well.Honestly, were it not for my desire to watch more Franchot Tone films lately, I wish I had just turned this film off after about the first 20 minutes. Take my advice...do what I should have done.
eliene50 This movie with Myrna Loy, Franchot Tone, Walter Pidgeon and Rosalind Russell is one of my VERY Favorite movies of all time! I watch it whenever I get a chance!This is a movie you have to watch more than once to get the gist of what is really going on!I love Myrna Loy in this role! I also love her Mom, not to mention Franchot Tone! I think some of the people who reviewed this movie, did not get it!Thanks for the chance to give my view! I rate it 10+ !! So many of us on here just want to know exactly when is this movie going to be added to DVD so we can purchase it? I will be the first one in line!
lshelhamer This is a typical love triangle movie with Myrna Loy, Rosalind Russell and Walter Pidgeon, with Franchot Tone at the odd man out. It's hard to know which is worse, the acting, the plot or the dialog. The outcome is fairly predictable, given the time period when this movie was made. As far as the acting goes, Ms. Loy is thoroughly unlikeable, Mr. Pidgeon stiff and Mr. Tone an insipid hanger-on. Ms. Russell comes off the best of the lot, thought her final scene when she is magnanimously prepared to give up her husband is unconvincing and without the necessary character motivation. Motivation is also lacking in the apparent coupling of Myrna Loy and Franchot Tone, when the prior attraction seemed to be all one-sided. The best acting by far is by the little known Nana Bryant, who plays Loy's mother.
rutabega Okay, so maybe it's really uneven, but there are wonderful moments -- like Myrna Loy's drunk scene, and many of the scenes between Loy and Franchot Tone, especially the "Why didn't we name them Nip and Tuck?" scene in the car. The premise could be promising, but a lot of the dialogue is stilted and silly. However, Myrna insisting that they had oars all the time is great.