Reviews & Ratings for
Some Like It Hot (1959)

Keeping behind-the-scenes news of how difficult it was to work with Marilyn during this phase aside, the film is a classic family comedy that strikes gold.
Despite Marilyn's colour film contract, the film was shot in black and white as the filmmakers believed Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis looked too hideous in colourful drag! While Monroe shines in the scene she is in as the blonde belle running away from saxophone players, the main attractions are truly Lemmon and Curtis with this snazzy dialogues, trying to walk like "jell-o on heels" and refraining from "Sugar" while on diet.
The songs - I Wanna Be Loved By You and I've Given Up On Love simply tug at your heartstrings as Marilyn serenades the audience with all her oomph and appeal.
A must watch for any 60s fan!