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Room Service (1938)

Broke Gordon Miller tries to land a backer for his new play while he has to deal with with the hotel manager trying to evict him and his cast.

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Danielle K 28 Jun 2009

Zeppo had become the brothers' agent by this time, and managed to strike a very lucrative deal with RKO to make this rather odd film which doesn't sit very easily in the Marx Brothers canon. At times it looks and feels as if they did it for the cash, to be honest. It's an adaptation of a stage play which doesn't give Groucho or Chico many decent jokes, and Harpo spends most of his time chasing a rather unconvincing turkey, suspended on a wire (the turkey, not Harpo - it might have been funnier the other way around). Most of the humour comes from the supporting actor who plays Wagner the hotel boss in an incredibly over-the-top way, but then his eye-popping, gurning, James Finlayson-tinged performance makes the Marxes look really tired by comparison. "Bouncing Butterballs!"

Aj V 28 Sep 2010

I love the Marx Brothers, but this movie wasn't as good as their other movies. It felt slow and very scripted, no ad libs. Also, it felt as though the screenwriter gave the other actors more jokes than the Marx Brothers. Groucho seemed really quiet in this movie, he didn't get to say much, and I didn't like that. I was disappointed with this movie. Towards the end it gets funnier, though, so it wasn't all bad.

John C 15 May 2011

Not much memorable or notable about this one.

Jack G 15 Dec 2015

This is not the best Marx Brothers' film, but it's still a funny screwball comedy that's toned-down a thousand octaves after the high-blown antics of "Duck Soup", "A Night at the Opera", and even "A Day at the Races". If those three movies hadn't happened, this would be the logical successor. Jumping Butterballs! No musical numbers! Early Lucille Ball! Ann Miller!

Robert M 13 Nov 2007

pas le meilleur des marx assurÃ©ment, mais Ã§a reste les marx brothers alors...