Ninotchka (1939)

This was Garbo's first comedy and second last film. And it's a unique role for her, first because she starts off as a dour, cold comrade with no sense of humour, and second because she laughs herself into a love of capitalist vices.

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04/05/08

It's Garbo's next-to-last film and first American comedy.

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02/20/08

MGM announced to the world: Garbo Laughs! In a major departure from her screen image, Garbo brings incredibly sensual abandon to her role of a glum, scientifically trained Bolshevik envoy who succumbs to Parisian decadence of romance and champagne.

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09/11/06

Garbo laughs ... and the rest of us revel in a comedy delight.

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03/03/06

...thanks to Garbo, its supporting cast, and director Ernst Lubitsch's magic touch, it remains one of Hollywood's most sparkling products.

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09/06/05

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08/14/05

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07/02/05

Garbo does laugh! Delightful political musings.

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10/30/04

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10/17/02

Its legend isn't really justified, but it's good

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07/30/02

one of Garbo's greatest hits, still a treat to watch

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07/29/02

Enchanting.

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04/13/02

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01/01/00

entertaining and worth seeing for Garbo, one of the first magnetic screen presences

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01/01/00

A highly enjoyable comedy -- one of the greatest ever made.

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01/01/00

Ernst Lubitsch may have thought he was only poking fun at another country, but he was actually poking fun at the future.

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01/01/00

Ninotchka (1939) was the long-awaited, classic romantic comedy, with a clever and witty script and the magnificent presence of actress Greta Garbo

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