The Cat's Meow
The Cat's Meow

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In November of 1924, a mysterious Hollywood death occurred aboard media mogul William Randolph Hearst's yacht. Among the famous guests that weekend were: film star Charlie Chaplin; starlet Marion Davies (who was also Hearst's mistress at the time); silent-film producer Thomas H. Ince (known for creating the first Hollywood-studio facility and for creating an "assembly line" system for filmmaking); and feared gossip columnist, Louella Parsons.... (Full plot summary below)

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In November of 1924, a mysterious Hollywood death occurred aboard media mogul William Randolph Hearst's yacht. Among the famous guests that weekend were: film star Charlie Chaplin; starlet Marion Davies (who was also Hearst's mistress at the time); silent-film producer Thomas H. Ince (known for creating the first Hollywood-studio facility and for creating an "assembly line" system for filmmaking); and feared gossip columnist, Louella Parsons.

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Los Angeles Daily News - 9/10 by Bob StraussA delectably nasty slice of Hollywood history gets a sympathetic -- but still nicely barbed -- Hollywood treatment in The Cat's Meow.
Village Voice - 9/10 by J. HobermanA better-than-competent period evocation that allows the director to flaunt his knowledge (and perhaps vent some of his own bitterness) regarding Hollywood.
Orlando Sentinel - 9/10 by Roger MooreWell-cast, smartly directed and mounted, it's built upon an intriguing piece of Hollywood lore.
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle - 9/10 by Jack GarnerAn intriguing, richly detailed look at the early days of Hollywood power and glamour.
Boston Phoenix - 9/10 by Gerald PearyAn often splendid lesson in the lost directorial arts of framing and camera movement and (Robert Altman excepted) ensemble acting.
Washington Post - 9/10 by Ann HornadayBogdanovich, making his first feature film in nine years, simply seeks to tell a compelling story and to tell it well. This he does, if a bit sedately.
San Diego Union-Tribune - 9/10 by David ElliottJolting into Charleston rhythms, the story has the sizzle of old news that has finally found the right vent (accurate? Who cares?).
Dallas Morning News - 9/10 by Philip WuntchA great-looking movie that entertains without requiring empathy.
Filmcritic.com - 9/10 by Jeremiah Kipp[Bogdanovich's] old-school cinematic technique doesn't call unnecessary attention to itself, though it also never gets beyond the surface prettiness of his actors.
Common Sense Media - 8/10 by Nell MinowThis story about a possible murder isn't for kids.

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