Queen Christina 1933

Mordaunt Hall, New York Times: A skillful blend of history and fiction in which the Nordic star, looking as alluring as ever, gives a performance which merits nothing but the highest praise. She appears every inch a queen. Read more

Geoff Brown, Time Out: [Garbo] turns her character into a living entity, extracts real emotion from the script's purple clumps, and glides through Mamoulian's winding camera movements with grace, wit and beauty. Read more

Variety Staff, Variety: Chief fault with Christina is its lethargy. It is slow and ofttimes stilted. Read more