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So, 'Girls Will Be Boys' is this quirky little comedy from 1931 directed by William Watson. It’s got that classic pre-code vibe, you know? The storyline revolves around a couple who switch roles, with the wife tackling her husband's job while he handles household chores. There’s a kind of chaotic charm to the way they both bumble through their new responsibilities, which leads them to a rather unfortunate hospital visit. The pacing is a bit uneven, but there’s a certain energy to the performances that keeps it engaging. The practical effects, especially during the piano moving scenes, add a layer of humor that feels distinctly of its time. I find the exploration of gender roles here quite interesting, even if it’s played for laughs.
Check out the role-reversal themeInteresting pre-code elementsThe humor is a bit slapstick at times
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