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Reviews Counted:29
Fresh:29
Rotten:0
Average Rating:8.7/10
Runtime: 1 hr 31 mins
Genre: Comedies
Synopsis: Frustrated film director Sullivan (Joel McCrea) is fed up with serving out easily digestible but ultimately meaningless chunks of comedy for the studios. He decides to set off across America to... [More]
Starring: Joel McCrea, Veronica Lake, Robert Warwick, William Demarest
Director: Preston Sturges
...everything in this wonderful film works. And it presents a spectacular array of emotions and situations that allow for Sturges's magical direction and script to quickly turn all the film's sharp corners with his characters.
...it ends up coming down solidly on the side of laughs (thanks to writer/director Preston Sturges), beauty (thanks to Veronica Lake) and self-effacing modesty (thanks to Joel McCrea).
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Comedy doesn't come much more classic. If you haven't seen it, it's about time you did.
Sullivan's Travels is one of the screen's more 'significant' films.
The film may have been something of a manifesto for Sturges, whose own specialty was smart, meaningful pictures, naturally -- the ones that make people laugh.
...just not as funny as its choir of supporters have made it out to be.
A dubious proposition, but in Sturges's hands a charming one, filled out by his unparalleled sense of eccentric character.
Top CriticA delicious tragi-comedy set during the Great Depression.
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Sullivan's Travels is a gem, an almost serious comedy not taken entirely seriously, with wonderful dialogue, eccentric characterisations, and superlative performances throughout.
It's a great comedy, with a message that works in context, the flophouses of life's downside contrasting with Hollywood's absurd hedonism.
Its message drags it from the front guard of Sturges's work, but it shines nonetheless.
A work of great depth and humanity that also happens to be very funny.
Forgotten for years along with its maker, writer/director Preston Sturges, Sullivan's Travels has only recently enjoyed a comeback and induction into classic status.
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It’s no wonder that the film remains hugely influential to this day.
...a search for the director’s meaning in his work and a reassuring statement about Sturges’s own understanding of his art.
Preston Sturges' most personal and possibly best film
...a plot with more curves than Veronica Lake.
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