Pillow Talk

Pros: Cast, script, most things really
Cons: A bit slow at times

Pillow Talk is a wonderful romantic comedy which has hardly aged a bit in the decades since its release. Remade a couple of years ago into the excellent Down With Love, this one can still hold its head up high (and though I personally ...

Pros: The stars, the script, the comic timing, the style
Cons: Certain scenes don't work so well anymore because of how dated they seem.

I'm too young to remember the concept of the party telephone, so I apologize for being amused by the whole idea. You share a line with somebody else in a completely different part of the city and you can just wander into each other's calls? What comic...

Pros: Not entirely formulaic
Cons: The godmother of bad romantic comedies.

Plot Details: This review reveals significant plot details. But, if you're worried about plot, this probably isn't the film for you anyway. As a reviewer, I have never been one to hide my biases. Just because I love or hate a product doesn't ...

Pros: Great acting, story, very funny scenes.
Cons: May be a little "politically incorrect" for these days.

The first question I asked myself when i decided to write this review, was how many times I had actually seen Pillow Talk. I have seen it a ridiculous amount of times, but each time I watch it, it is just as funny, witty, and romantic as the...

Pros: humorous, songs, well written, well performed, for all ages
Cons: none

Pillow Talk is a comedy romance with Rock Hudson, Doris Day and Tony Randall teaming up again to make a great movie, originally released in 1959. Doris Day sings the theme song "Pillow Talk" at the beginning and end of the movie. She will also sing a few ...

Pros: Doris Day and Rock Hudson, colors, comedy.
Cons: The party-line aspect is outdated.

Rock Hudson and Doris Day. The go together like peanut butter and jelly, like rabbits and carrots, like Paula Abdul and immaturity, and well...like Doris Day and Rock Hudson! These two are quite the pair! They work so well together in "Pillow Talk" that ...

Pros: Widescreen, extras, story
Cons: No stereo

At last in w i d e s c r e e n on DVD, this rollicking comedy is the first of 3 films co-starring Rock Hudson, Doris Day, and Tony Randall (Lover Come Back, and Send Me No Flowers were the others). Producer Ross Hunter teamed the stars. Doris had been...

Pros: strong chemistry, funny and entertaining
Cons: Hudson's character just a little too sneaky!

Of all the romantic comedies of the 50's and 60's, nothing seems to signify "classic" much more than "Pillow Talk". Set in "modern" New York City, Doris Day plays Jan Morrow, a single interior decorator who shares a party...

Pros: cast, well written, family entertainment
Cons: somewhat unbelievable, but good natured

What a comedic team these three make. Doris Day, Rock Hudson and Tony Randall! This must have been fairly revolutionary, as Doris Day plays a career woman who lives alone (very nicely I might add). Though she does share her party line with the playboy...

Pros: Cute , cuddling up kind of movie
Cons: Maybe not the best acting, but it's so cute, you don't care.

This comedy has been around a while and is still cute as it was the day it came out. Part of the reason for that is Doris Day and Rock Hudson together. They are the perfect match on screen. He's tall, dark, and handsome, she's blonde and curvy....

Pros: Everything about the movie!
Cons: Not a one.

WOW! After watching hundreds of romantic comedies, I must say that "Pillow Talk" is by far the best I've seen. The exquisite acting skills of Rock Hudson and Dorris Day shine through the wonderfully written storyline with an irreplicable...