1935
87 minutes
Comedy
English
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Considered by many Marx Brothers fans to be their best work, A Night at the Opera concerns Groucho's attempts to bring Milan's finest opera stars to New York. Much hilarity, of course, ensues. The first of the brothers' much-loved comedies to be made without Zeppo, the movie is packed with brilliantly unhinged routines and one-liners: "You can't fool me," declares Chico triumphantly. "There ain't no Sanity Clause!"
Classification This film contains very mild sexual references and slapstick violence.
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Hilarious and accessible Marx Brothers comedy which also works as a political satire. The perfect choice for your club's first black-and-white film.
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Often regarded as Laurel and Hardy's best film, here the hapless pair sneak away from their wives for an annual get-together with pals.
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Captain Spaulding's prized painting disappears, and it's up to the peerless Marx Brothers to retrieve it. Classic slapstick comedy.
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