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Columbia
16 min. (Short Subject)
Moe, Larry, and Shemp reminisce about the sweethearts that they met in Europe during the war, who are coming to the States to marry them. Toasting their good fortune with some Old Panther (Distilled Yesterday), the boys wind up sozzled, leading to a seltzer fight and a hungover morning that finds Shemp's feet encased in a tub of cement. If they hope to meet the girls' boat, there's only one thing left to do... blast!
Working Title(s): |
NEW GROOMS SWEEP CLEAN |
Title Origin: |
Expression, "love at first sight." |
Prod. No.: |
4129 |
Shooting Days: |
4 days From: 1948-08-18 To: 1948-08-21 |
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- Background Decoration
After Shemp bounces back up from the floor and punches Moe and Larry the first time due to the cement bowl, you can see one of the party decorations in the background suddenly jump.
- Slippery Floor or Not?
We see Katrina slip on the wet floor during her and Moe's dance together, but why didn't she slip on the same wet floor earlier when she was helping Moe up?
- Sped Up Moe
During the cement scene, Moe's voice is sped up for about two lines, than goes back to normal.
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Face Slaps: 35
Eye Pokes: 4
Head Bonks: 0
Pastry Thrown: 0
- "My romance started on the Rue de Schlemeil in Paris."
(Shemp)
- "5 to win, 5 to place, 25 to show... 35 cents altogether!"
(Moe)
- "Let's cremate 'im." "We can't do that... we ain't got no cream."
(Moe & Larry)
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Re: LOVE AT FIRST BITE
Posted 2014-11-02 10:17:26 by JWF
I guess I have the opposite reaction to this short. Overall, I think it only rates a "fair" at best, with the funniest stuff at the beginning.
Shemp's flashback scene is hilarious! Over beers, Shemp's girl speaks quickly to him in French, and based on my limited knowledge, she asks something along the lines of "Do you come here often?". Shemps response (and it has to have been ad libbed) was "I don't know, a fly went into mine too, but don't mind it. Drink up kid..."
Re: LOVE AT FIRST BITE
Posted 2001-05-26 01:47:00 by Stooge
Edited 2003-06-28 20:40:00 by Stooge
The first half is boring and the flashbacks aren't that funny and just seem like filler for the first half. This does pick up a little in the 2nd half when the Stooges get drunk. The highlight was when Shemp had his feet caught in the tub of cement, and everytime Moe would punch Shemp backwards, Shemp would bounce back forward and accidentally hit Moe and Larry.
Re: LOVE AT FIRST BITE
Posted 2001-06-29 04:14:00 by 1985
An Excellent short.I saw it in Oct 1996 on Famliy channel,it will provide you with 100 laughs a minute.Family Channel edited out scenes if the short was longer than 15 minutes and they didn't do this one on "Stooge TV" C3 tell Fox Family to give AMC all the damn stooges short before you get killed understand me?
Re: LOVE AT FIRST BITE
Posted 2001-05-28 20:32:00 by B. Bopper
Great short. I agree, the stories about their fiances were lame, but from that point on, it was hilarious!A+ B. Bopper - President of The Amalgamed Association of Morons, local 6 & 7/8
Re: LOVE AT FIRST BITE
Posted 2001-05-26 13:56:00 by Mike Holme
I disagree with your review, I really liked this one and thought it was pretty funny. the only downside of this short are the stooges' stories. If it weren't for that, this short would be darn near perfect. The part when the stooges get drunk is great. In the end it makes you kind of wonder, doesn't Shemp die from the weight of the cement when falling into the ocean? 3 1/2 pokesEdited by - Mike Holme on 10/1/2001 1:35:09 AM
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