Ladies They Talk About

You have to wonder what happened to her when she was young that caused to her be so reckless about her life. Her father was a deacon. She was bitter and rebellious against hypocrisy and unjust treatment. She is committing crimes recklessly that she is not benefiting from in any way. She wanted to believe that her childhood friend was a truly forgiving and loving man but had to test his character in radical and costly ways to herself until she could trust him.

It’s a good Blu-ray movie

It's a great pre-code film with a fine Stanwyck who still had a bit of the rough "Ruby" edge to her.

Stanwyck is great in this. Mature subject matter treated in a frank manner. Some great lines and expressions used, too. If you enjoy old movies, particularly Pre-Code movies, definitely give this one a look.

I really like the early Barbara Stanwyck films. As usual she has this hard exterior, but great understanding and humanity underneath. Also her acting is always so believable, I never loose interest.

Stanwyck at her tough-girl beautiful best. Risque jokes, snappy comebacks, hats with veils, and a pearl-handled revolver in the lady's purse. What more could you want?

LADIES THEY TALK ABOUT. MOVIE IS OLD, QUALITY IS GOOD!! YOU CAN'T GO WRONG WITH STANWYCK!! ONE OF HER OLDER ONES.

One of my favorite pre-code Stanwyck films, with one of the best movie posters ever!

The quality of this film is wonderful considering it was made in the early 1930's, and although it is a foreign produced DVD it is easy converted into it's original English. Barbara Stanwyck is her tough but vulnerable self, instantly getting you on her side. Although the scripts of some of her movies aren't so wonderful Missy always manages to produce brilliant performances.