Opening

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Naughty Marietta Reviews

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TV Guide's Movie Guide

A much underrated if not great film, Naughty Marietta features some particulary amusing supporting work by Harold Huber and Edward Brophy.

Full Review Source: TV Guide's Movie Guide | Original Score: 4/4

January 31, 2012
Emanuel Levy
Screendaily

Nominated for the Best Picture Oscar, this is the first of eight but not the best teaming of Eddie Nelson and Jeannette MacDonald.

Full Review Source: Screendaily | Original Score: B-

March 29, 2011
Variety Staff
Variety
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The comedy being insufficient to sustain this much footage, with no especially exciting action, provides serious handicaps.

Full Review Source: Variety

November 20, 2008
Andre Sennwald
New York Times
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Pictorially handsome in the lavish Metro style, the work tells its story in spirited, romantic episodes which catch your fancy quite independently of the songs and the music.

Full Review Source: New York Times | Original Score: 3.5/5

March 25, 2006
Tom Milne
Time Out
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The first MacDonald-Eddy vehicle, enormously popular in its day so somebody must have been able to stand this simpering duo.

Full Review Source: Time Out

January 26, 2006
Michael W. Phillips, Jr.
Goatdog's Movies

It's acceptable, I suppose, but it's nothing to cheer about.

Full Review Source: Goatdog's Movies | Original Score: 2.5/5

September 26, 2005
Dave Kehr
Chicago Reader
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The score includes the parodist's favorite, "Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life," and other numbers too annoying to mention.

Full Review Source: Chicago Reader

January 1, 2000
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