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Fields has spent most of his adult life battling babies, dogs, censors, producers, directors, the world in general. From the shape of his latest picture, it is apparent that he has Universal licked. Feb 27, 2018 | Full Review…
Fields has spent most of his adult life battling babies, dogs, censors, producers, directors, the world in general. From the shape of his latest picture, it is apparent that he has Universal licked.
James Agee
Refreshingly bizarre. Apr 18, 2005 | Rating: B | Full Review…
Refreshingly bizarre.
Dennis Schwartz
Nearly brilliant, nearly surreal, mostly funny Oct 22, 2002 | Rating: 4/5
Nearly brilliant, nearly surreal, mostly funny
Ken Hanke
Classic Fields! No story really, just a series of vignettes, but it has you rolling on the floor. Aug 30, 2002 | Rating: 5/5
Classic Fields! No story really, just a series of vignettes, but it has you rolling on the floor.
Bob Bloom
Just plain funny. Aug 13, 2002 | Rating: 4/5
Just plain funny.
John Urbancich
one of the many reasons Fields is still acclaimed as a comic genius Jul 29, 2002 | Rating: 5/5
one of the many reasons Fields is still acclaimed as a comic genius
James Sanford
Never Give a Sucker an Even Break (1941) is a tour de force of W.C. Fields off-beat humor, double-takes, and priceless lines and sketches. Jan 1, 2000 | Full Review…
Never Give a Sucker an Even Break (1941) is a tour de force of W.C. Fields off-beat humor, double-takes, and priceless lines and sketches.
Tim Dirks
What an insane movie. Just feels like some leftover set pieces stitched together into something resembling a film -- but I enjoyed it anyway. And young Gloria Jean gives quite a performance in that scene where she's singing those ridiculously acrobatic songbird notes, while simultaneously having to act as if she's dead bored!
Super Reviewer
One liners aplenty with the consistently drunk looking Fields. A great "Lovable Loser" film.
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