A delightful little comedy that doesn't weigh in too much when Stewart and Lombard are not on the screen, which is on par for many of Stewart's light comedy movies that are black and white. It seems that when he was just getting his gears shifting and people were starting to notice him, that he couldn't find the right script. This movie's no different. It had the ideals of being better than it really was, and nothing to prove by the end to make you feel like you were really experiencing something out of the ordinary, which pushes the viewer partially away from the film. It's the kind of movie you don't really invest in seeing a second time, because you've seen it all before. Unfortunately, movies that are hitting middle ground like this are still being made.
Review of Made for Each Other
