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At Long Last Love (1975)

Four socialites unexpectedly clash: heiress Brooke Carter runs into gambler Johnny Spanish at the race track while playboy Michael O. Pritchard nearly runs into stage star Kitty O'Kelly with his car. Backstage at Kitty's show, it turns out she and Brooke are old friends who attended public school together. The foursome do the town, accompanied by Brooke's companion Elizabeth, who throws herself at Michael's butler and chauffeur Rodney James.

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TTT C 24 Feb 2011

The wolves were waiting at the door when this film was released in 1975. Now that time has passed, and Reynolds, Shepherd and Bogdonavich no longer have huge targets on their backs, you would think perhaps a re-evaluation of this admittedly bold enterprise would be in order... Unfortunately the sad truth is this cast just can't sing or dance, and in the process truly butcher some classic Cole Porter songs. Bogdanovich directs the camera with skill, but his story is unconvincing and his script doesn't possess the wit and charm he thinks it does.

Alexandra W 26 Jan 2011

I don't care what anyone says, and I don't care how much some of it drags, and I don't care how preposterous/stupid it is, and I don't care how the ending is more of a "guess we're done" rather than a satisfying "the end." I love this movie and have watched my VHSed-from-TV copy many times. Madeline Khan rules, Cybill's the bomb, Burt Reynolds charmingly cannot sing at all, and Eileen Brennan should have been in every movie. Love it.

Kenny V 21 Dec 2011

Excellent set and costume design.These are the only "plus" this movie will get. This attempt to pay homage to the 1930's was a very ambitious move.I love the decade choice.

Abel D 21 Mar 2014

It may be indulgent, a little slow between songs and isn't as witty as its script thinks it is, but Bogdanovich's 30s musical throwback still manages to be a barrel of fun. This is partially thanks to the cast, including the late great Madeline Kahn, who are not half bad at singing and give their characters more likability beyond their obvious 30s stereotypes. The sets and costumes, all done in sleek blacks and whites, look really good and achieve that 'black & white in colour' look, and most of all, the songs by the legendary Cole Porter are still the same quality material, loaded with memorable lyrics and double entendres. 'Well did you Evah?' especially being the film's most vibrant and funniest song.

James Plath 18 Jun 2013

It's not just the acting. There's no chemistry, and very few Cole Porter songs are performed in such a way that you'd guess would make the old lyricist happy. 'You're the Top'? Not with this group doing the singing.