Audrey Hepburn is great. The costumes and set designs are good. For a musical, the songs aren't that great. It's way too long and the story is pretty straight forward. It's well made but not the best movie.

I loved Hepburn in this movie. Her character, her horrendous accent, it was all so well done and so believeable. The transformation and all the head-butting along the way is so much fun to watch. My only frustration with the movie is the ending. I could understand her falling for the professor, but she was such a strong, lively character and for the ending to be her going to obediently get his slippers just made me mad. The professor treated her so badly and even if she had chosen to stay with him, I wanted her to keep her backbone. To say she'll stay but that he better get used to getting his own slippers because she wont be staying as his servant!

A difficult film to get through with such a despicable male main character. Eliza deserved better.

My Fair Lady is undeniably impressive from a craftsmanship standpoint. The production design, costumes, music, and performances all reflect an enormous level of care. Where the film loses me is in its length. There is a highly rated two hour film somewhere in here. That said, it’s easy to understand why the film remains so respected.

Picture 5/5, sound 4/5 Magnificent beautifully restored ,looks gorgeous in Paco cinema