Gentlemen Prefer Blondes

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, 88% Certified Fresh Tomatometer Score
  • Anchored by Marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell's sparkling magnetism, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes is a delightfully entertaining 1950s musical.
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    Ann JonesFort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com
    Perhaps the best number in the show is Lorelei's fight song, Diamonds are a Girl's best friend. She almost convinces you that they are.
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    Mae TineeChicago Tribune
    Marilyn and Jane do very well with a couple of duets.
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    Mildred MartinPhiladelphia Inquirer
    The Monroe-Russell combination smashes over the comedy in no uncertain terms.
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    Helen BowerDetroit Free Press
    Together the gals [Monroe and Russel] are quite a team, and the movie quite a picture.
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    Kate CameronNew York Daily News
    Fine midsummer entertainment.
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    Marjory AdamsBoston Globe
    If you are seeing Gentlemen Prefer Blondes for the first time, it will probably please through its lavishness, and decorative qualities.
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    Mike MassieGone With The Twins
    Although the entire premise is meant to be silly, airy, and romantic, it's difficult to dismiss the sexual themes and the antiquated ways in which men and women are characterized.
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    Leo BasserDaily Telegraph (Australia)
    This Technicolor musical is presented on a lavish scale, and it is a musical comedy with a difference.
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    Jane CorbyBrooklyn Daily Eagle
    This picture belongs to Marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell.
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    M. Oakley StaffordHartford Courant
    What makes the film one you are cheating yourself if you miss, are many things... the acts in it. The Cast. The Color. The dancing and the singing.
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