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Seven Brides For Seven Brothers (1954) |
72 reviews |
Film rated 3.8 / 5
(Chick rating: 4.3 / 5)
(Guy rating: 3.3 / 5)
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Lumberjacks seek lumberjills. |
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Seven broads, seven brooders. |
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Seven weddings, no funerals. |
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Marriages cheaper in bulk? |
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Multiple fraternal matrimonial musical. |
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Singing sibling septet, spliced. |
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Family splits reception costs. |
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Logger rhythms, multiplication problems. |
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Brothers get grope discount. |
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Lumberjacks OK? Fianc�es dubious. |
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Seven Misters, Seven Sisters-in-Law |
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Lumberjacks show off wood. |
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Hick brothers, even Keel. |
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Seven bachelorhoods abruptly halt. |
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Matt Mattox's musical match-up. |
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Lumberjacks plunder Jills. |
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Brides', brothers' seventh heaven. |
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marriage, marriage, marriage, etc. |
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Seven wives, kidnapped brides. |
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'Going courting' family style. |
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Planting hayseeds between women. |
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Stolen sweethearts; Stockholm syndrome. |
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Winter improves wives' temprement. |
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Pontipees fill the aisles. |
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Many Mrs' made. (Musically). |
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Seven potential divorces. |
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Seven Weddings, one bill. |
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Ballet dancing with axes. |
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Seven brothers get married. |
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Huge family goes courting. |
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Wife sextuples as matchmaker. |
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Incestuous hick town marriages. |
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Musical woodland romantic rambles. |
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Horny lumberjacks in Oregon. |
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Dancing woodsmen steal women. |
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Pontipee's brotherly love. |
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Brothers dance, sing, kidnap. |
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Pontipee polecats regret kidnappings. |
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Tamblyn tumbles to altar. |
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Fourteen singers get married. |
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Small town, Much Wedlock. |
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Sexy brothers sing, dance. |
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Song/ dance about marriage. |
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Dancin' brothers, sobbin' women. |
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Brothers kidnap prospective wives. |
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Date-rape musical western. |
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Kidnappees sing for supper. |
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Septuplets romance with dance. |
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Siblings secrete 'sabines', sing. |
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Barnstorming siblings sequester Sabines. |
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Pontabees wannabe husbands. |
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Lumberjacks snatch 'Sabine women'. |
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