He Learned About Women

About This Movie

He Learned About Women is a curious piece from 1933—definitely a product of its time, with that pre-Code charm. It’s got a light-hearted yet somewhat chaotic feel, which fits well with its comedic intent. The pacing is a bit uneven, but that gives it a quirky rhythm that adds to the atmosphere. Stuart Erwin, as the lead, brings a certain awkwardness that’s both endearing and relatable, while Susan Fleming’s performance adds a nice contrast. There's a playful exploration of gender dynamics at play, which feels dated but also shows how perceptions were shifting back then. The practical effects, though minimal, serve their purpose well, and the ensemble cast really makes the film stand out, each character adding their own flavor to the mix.

Interesting pre-Code comedy with gender themesStuart Erwin's awkward charm is noteworthyThe pacing adds a unique, quirky rhythm