The grandfather in spirit and fact of both Tex Avery and Billy Wilder.
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01/12/05
Horse Feathers (1932)
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Reviews Counted:17
Fresh:16
Rotten:1
Average Rating:8.1/10
Runtime: 68 mins
Genre: Comedies
Synopsis: The Marx Brothers parody college life in this gag-filled, fast-paced comedy. The fast-talking new president of Huxley College needs to scrounge up some top-flight ringers for his football team, but... [More]
Starring: Marx Brothers, Thelma Todd, David Landau, Robert Greig
Director: Norman Z. McLeod
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Reviews for Horse Feathers
Horse Feathers (1932), the fourth comedy masterpiece from the Marx Brothers, is an anarchic parody of higher education and a subversive attack
01/01/00
...[there's an] overall feeling of pointlessness at work here.
02/28/06
An anarchic parody of college life.
04/08/05
Under the loose but capable direction of Norman Z. McLeod, the Marxes leap from one lunatic set piece to the next. Wagstaff talks over, below and around everyone he meets.
10/29/06
An anarchic, riotous triumph of the comic imagination.
05/24/03
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10/18/08
Top CriticSwordfish! "Everyone Says I Love You!" One of the funniest of the early Marx films; a crazy quilt of puns and gags.
02/12/04
Funny Marx Bros classic, featuring four brothers on a tear at college.
02/18/08
Probably the Marx Brothers' second best film
07/30/02
Witty, funny and great.
12/12/05
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