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Lew Crippen · 07-02-2006, 09:58 AM

Listen, when women go wrong, men go right after them

She Done Him Wrong introduced the world to Mae West’s world ([i]Why don’t you come up sometime and see me? I’m home every night.”) as she blatantly and wantonly uses men for her own purposes—both monetarily and sexually. The movie is filled from beginning to end with wonderful one-liners (almost all containing sexual references: “Have you ever seen a man who could make you happy?” “Sure, lots of times.”).

Cary Grant is the (one of many) boy toy and is mostly as uninteresting as the plot. Watch this one for an over the top Mae West, the dialogue and a couple of the most suggestive songs ever sung on the silver screen.

07-02-2006, 09:58 AM	#153 of 463
Lew Crippen Member Location: Ajijic, Jalisco, Mexíco Join Date: May 2002 Local Time: 02:03 PM Local Date: 10-15-2008 Posts: 11,415	Re: AFI 100 Years Series Discussion & Challenges, vol. 2 Listen, when women go wrong, men go right after them She Done Him Wrong introduced the world to Mae West’s world ([i]Why don’t you come up sometime and see me? I’m home every night.”) as she blatantly and wantonly uses men for her own purposes—both monetarily and sexually. The movie is filled from beginning to end with wonderful one-liners (almost all containing sexual references: “Have you ever seen a man who could make you happy?” “Sure, lots of times.”). Cary Grant is the (one of many) boy toy and is mostly as uninteresting as the plot. Watch this one for an over the top Mae West, the dialogue and a couple of the most suggestive songs ever sung on the silver screen. ¡Time is not my master!