1. More of an oddball comedy than a screwball comedy, The Philadelphia Story's gender politics haven't aged exceptionally well even if its laughs have done okay.
2. If ever a production was endowed with an over-abundance of what normally represents the epitome in entertainment it is The Philadelphia Story.
3. It has been a long time since Hollywood has spent itself so extravagantly, and to such entertaining effect, upon a straight upper-crust fable, an unblushing apologia for plutocracy.
4. Its witty dialogue, romantic complications, and class-skewering satire are hallmarks of screwball comedy, but it's a more mature and humanistic social satire, a comedy of manners skewering every kind of snobbery.
5. Everyone is at the top of his game in this sparkling satire.
6. Nearly perfect film version of the play.
7. The prettiest sight in this fine pretty world!
8. You could...fill a book with all the magical things that make this witty, swift, and wistful romantic comedy so impossibly good. Hollywood doesn't make romantic comedies like this anymore.
9. A parlor drama with witty, Oscar Wilde-like banter and glib repartee
10. Hepburn at her pinnacle; Grant and Stewart at their most charming; witty, warm and wonderful. A timeless work.

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Offering a wonderfully witty script, spotless direction from George Cukor, and typically excellent lead performances, The Philadelphia Story is an unqualified classic.