Dinner at Eight

Pros: The cast, the script, the sets, the costumes.
Cons: None that come to mind!

M-G-M's star constellation included some of the brightest and most famous celebrities of the 1930s. The studio often put one or two of these stars in each picture they produced, but every once in a while, M-G-M would make an all-star film showcasing ...

Pros: cast, direction, many good lines
Cons: much melodrama, unlikely characters

"Grand Hotel" (1932) pioneered the concept of an ensemble cast with all the leading roles played by established MGM stars. The film went on to win the Oscar for Best Picture. The great critical and financial success of "Grand Hotel"...