How to Marry a Millionaire Reviews

If you want to have fun just watch this pic, of course its not the best comedy movie made in the history but agin its just for laugh.the three ladies Lauren , Marilyn and Betty were great in ther roles but... Read more

How to Marry a Millionaire is one of the brightest and wittiest comedies of the fifties and certainly quite an eyeful when you've got three leads of the caliber of Lauren Bacall, Marilyn Monroe, and Betty Grable.These three lovely girls,... Read more

how to marry a millionaire is one of my fav. movies of all time. when i was young my mom would make me watch old movies and i LOVED this one. i must of seen this movie a million times and... Read more

I liked it when she hooked up with blind-as-a-bat tax cheat dude on the airplane flight! Also, when she disrobed her jacket during the fashion girl scene, I almost had heart stoppage! Wow! I've got her picture in my bathroom and... Read more

This movie is so splendid on the whole.Every aspect of this movie is so marverous.Storyline is very polished.I think that this movie is worthy to see over and over again.... Read more

Bette Grable, Marilyn Monroe and Lauren Bacall make quite a team in this 1953 fun film. Bacall is the leader of the girl pack whose quest is to get 3 rich guys. They take an expensive apartment along the way.Bacall... Read more

What a disappointment! I remember looking at this cast, seeing Marilyn Monroe, Betty Grable and Lauren Bacall as the three leading ladies and thinking, "Wow, this ought to be great." Well, the "wow" turned to "yawn" and "groan" too many... Read more

''How to Marry a Millionaire'' is a funny movie with a nice story. We have three mainly beautiful and famous actresses of the 50's: Betty Grable(the pin-up girl),Marilyn Monroe and Lauren Bacall. I guess this was one of the first... Read more

Marilynne, Lauren and Betty are so cute and young. Their tiny wastes are poured into ballroom dresses one after another. I watched with 3 girlfriends and we oooed and awed all night! Fun movie and the colors for fabulous!... Read more

This was the first movie filmed in Cinemascope, or at least, one of the first ones to use the new technique. Jean Negulesco, the director, gives it a great reading of the play in which the film is based. Nunnally... Read more