Poetic Film Review: That Touch of Mink (1962)

In a time of different views on love and sex,
Doris Day and Cary Grant play roles complex.
A touch of mink, a splash of romance,
In a world where tradition takes a chance.

The bright and colorful cinematography,
Brings to life a world of comedy.
But as the times change, the film may seem old,
A relic of a past era, its story told.

Though Day describes it as a pleasant shoot,
The chemistry lacking, the film's not a hoot.
With supporting cast and humour mild,
It's a romantic comedy of a bygone style.

So enjoy it now as a curious gem,
From a time when love was the ultimate aim.
That Touch of Mink may not be for all,
But for those who appreciate, it stands tall.

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

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