Extremely pleasant Doris Day vehicle with some clever undertones.
Quite watchable after 40 years, this frothy domestic comedy still retains a clever sophistication in retrospect. Most notable are the timeless digs at TV advertising and blonde sexpots, delivered by some of the best comedic actors of their day. The routine, bourgeoise attitudes of the day haven't changed enough to make this one too dated.
- TheVid
- 1. Apr. 2003