Women Are Trouble

About This Movie

So, 'Women Are Trouble' is really an interesting piece from 1936. It has this gritty atmosphere, typical of crime dramas of the time, but it also packs in some intriguing character work. You've got this young reporter, fiercely determined, who dives into the murky world of liquor racketeering. The pacing feels right for the era, a mix of tension and moments of reflection. The performances carry a weight; you can feel the struggle against the backdrop of prohibition. It doesn’t have flashy effects, but the practical setups are well executed, lending a gritty realism to the scenes. It’s a snapshot of the times, revealing the complexities of gender roles in a male-dominated world. Definitely worth a look if you're into pre-code cinema.

Gritty atmosphere typical of pre-code crime dramas. · Intriguing character dynamics, especially for the era. · Sheds light on gender roles during the prohibition period.