How to Murder Your Wife 1965

Bosley Crowther, New York Times: Believable or not, this stuff is funny just so long as one can go with the sour joke- -and that depends upon one's tolerance of trivia and also, perhaps, upon whether one is a fellow or a girl. Read more

TIME Magazine: A nimble comedy that doesn't make much sense because it makes nonsense, most of it screechingly funny and played by knockabouts who know that the slapstick was invented for keeping an idea aloft, not for beating it into the ground. Read more

Variety Staff, Variety: Finesse and desire aren't enough to overcome the fact that Axelrod's script doesn't make the most of its potentially antic situations. Read more