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Critics Consensus: Bathtubs Over Broadway pulls back the curtains on a delightfully entertaining -- and surprisingly affecting -- glimpse into a largely forgotten corner of pop culture.
Critic Consensus: Bathtubs Over Broadway pulls back the curtains on a delightfully entertaining -- and surprisingly affecting -- glimpse into a largely forgotten corner of pop culture.
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All Critics (28) | Top Critics (11) | Fresh (28) | Rotten (0)
It makes you ponder, from the standpoint of cultural anthropology, the differences between then and now, with conglomerates today hell-bent on enriching shareholders by decimating workforces.
With its balance of exuberant humor and rigorous insight, Bathtubs Over Broadway provides as stellar an education for the uninformed as Siegel's 'The Bathrooms Are Coming!'
Another reminder that top-drawer musical-theater talent has long been more abundant in America than prestigious paying gigs, and that great actors can make you cry when they're singing about car-key blanks.
The deeper layers delve into the limitations of irony, and how a jaded, ironic point of view can turn into its opposite, an earnest ingenuousness.
It is as smoothly entertaining as a showbiz set piece, and at times flat-out funny.
Charming, goofy documentary.
Bathtubs Over Broadway is an odd documentary. You're definitely going to laugh and laugh out loud.
Bathtubs Over Broadway is nothing that you expect and will be everything that you love.
While somewhat unfocused, it's fascinating and frequently hilarious.
Bathtubs Over Broadwayis able to preserve a lost era of industrial musicals and we're all the better for it.
On rare occasions, the truly bizarre and the utterly charming intersect. Dava Whisenant's directorial debut about industrial musicals shines delightful light on the subject matter.
Bathtubs quietly describes a bygone age of prosperity and priorities, when corporations were less ruthlessly efficient, and spent lavishly to entertain and inspire their employees.
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