Poetic Film Review: Nothing Sacred (1937)

In the heart of New York City's bustling streets,
Where media manipulation meets deceit,
A tale of fake news and deception unfolds,
In Nothing Sacred, where the truth is untold.

Hazel Flagg, a small-town girl with a secret to keep,
Fakes her own illness and into fame she leaps,
Wally Cook, a reporter with a chance to revive,
His career, unaware of the lies she contrives.

Technicolor scenes of a city alive,
Captured in hues that make history revive,
Carole Lombard shines in her red-haired grace,
While Fredric March struggles to keep pace.

Sharp dialogue and physical comedy collide,
In a story of media's twisted pride,
Critics praised, but the box office failed,
Yet Nothing Sacred remains a gem unveiled.

As Hollywood's censorship and manipulation unfold,
Nothing Sacred stands as a story foretold,
Of a world where truth is often obscured,
And the line between fact and fiction blurred.

So take a seat and watch this classic unfold,
A tale of love, deception, and stories untold,
For in Nothing Sacred, the truth may be rare,
But the laughter and wit will always be there.

(Note: The review in its original form can be read here.

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