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Song of the Thin Man (1947) Rank 3 Reviews

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Movie critics combined give Song of the Thin Man (1947) a score of 2.8600 out of 4

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Rotten Tomatoes - Reviews from the Nation's Top Critics

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At-A-Glance Film Reviews

The final episode in the Thin Man series finds Nick and Nora Charles in jazz circles. More of the usual mystery and comedy that makes the series such fun. ...read the complete Song of the Thin Man movie review at At-A-Glance Film Reviews

filmcritic.com

It wouldnâ��t be Hollywood if they didnâ��t wring too much out of a good idea, an axiom proven with Song of the Thin Man, the none-too-memorable conclusion to the six-film Thin Man series which started in 1934. Things start off nicely on the boat S.S. ...read the complete Song of the Thin Man movie review at filmcritic.com

DVDBeaver.com (Gary W. Tooze)

directed by Edward Buzzell USA 1947 Just as my favorite Noir honey, Gloria Grahame, gets involved the series ends. Nick and Nora investigate a jazz-club killing as the last of the 6 film series. Still held together with its magnetic stars we now ...read the complete Song of the Thin Man movie review at DVDBeaver.com (Gary W. Tooze)

Ozus' World Movie Reviews (Dennis Schwartz)

"The great chemistry between Powell and Loy is still there and their charm carries things a long way." Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz This sixth "Thin Man" is the last in the series and holds up to the high entertainment standards set in the other ...read the complete Song of the Thin Man movie review at Ozus' World Movie Reviews (Dennis Schwartz)

Brilliant Observations on 1173 Films (Clayton Trapp)

They're having just a few slight problems creating variations on the formula, this is at least the second time they break the case in some part due to someone who knows they don't have to knock, but it's the end of a venerable line, so who cares. William ...read the complete Song of the Thin Man movie review at Brilliant Observations on 1173 Films (Clayton Trapp)

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