I just can’t find the humor in this film. Curtis and Lemmon disguise themselves as showgirls to evade some gangsters. That premise could work well enough for a short bit, but not an entire feature film. And that's where the issues lie; it feels drawn out into something unpleasant. There's a subplot about a man having a fondness for Lemmon in drag, which he then tries to avoid. Similarly, Curtis develops an…

Curtis’s film is among his finest works... and proves to be both an amusing and entertaining comedy. Many consider this movie to be one of the greatest comedies ever made. I'm not so sure about that, though. In my view, it's a worthwhile comedy, successfully engaging its audience, and there’s no denying its status as a classic film. Starting from that solid foundation and elevating it to the level of best or among…

The story doesn’t make a lot of sense, but it was still really fun to watch. *Some Like It Hot* delivers a lighthearted and entertaining experience. Tony Curtis as Joe and Jack Lemmon as Jerry carry the film with consistently amusing performances. Marilyn Monroe is also agreeable; in fact, this marks my first time seeing her work. It's a good movie! The rhythm isn’t flawless, but that didn’t detract from my enj…