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For all the three-dimensional attractions of its two leading ladies, this is a rather flat cinemusical.

You won't find a more elegant take on '50s va-va-voom vulgarity or a more joyous paean to the cheesecake self-empowerment of two little girls from Little Rock.

Hilarious screwball comedy.

A sparkling and effervescing piece of entertainment.

One of those movies whose battle-of-the-sexes themes are still relevant more than 50 years on.

Third writer-director effort of Preston Sturges [from a story by Monckton Hoffe] is laugh entertainment of top proportions with its combo of slick situations, spontaneous dialog and a few slapstick falls tossed in for good measure.

Heaven Can Wait is an outstanding film.

It's certainly likable enough and was a big hit when it came out, but one could hardly call it an auspicious artistic debut -- a crafty commercial entertainment with a certain amount of intelligence is more like it.