"Don't Change Your Husband" is perhaps a good film for when you can't fall asleep. This film will definitely help the viewer to succeed in that regard. The story doesn't progress smoothly, and parts of it are just too corny to be put on screen.
From reading the title, we know the wife is unhappy in her marriage. But why is she unhappy? Because her husband eats onions before kissing her, doesn't keep his shoes polished, and forgets that ashes go in an ashtray.
Leila is then courted by a gentleman who seems to have remembered all of the above-mentioned. She is wooed in a ridiculous scene that looks like it was pulled out of a Greek children's book of fairy tales.
The film deserves some credit for the witty title screens that make appearances throughout. However, this is a minor plus in a movie that just doesn't cut it.
From reading the title, we know the wife is unhappy in her marriage. But why is she unhappy? Because her husband eats onions before kissing her, doesn't keep his shoes polished, and forgets that ashes go in an ashtray.
Leila is then courted by a gentleman who seems to have remembered all of the above-mentioned. She is wooed in a ridiculous scene that looks like it was pulled out of a Greek children's book of fairy tales.
The film deserves some credit for the witty title screens that make appearances throughout. However, this is a minor plus in a movie that just doesn't cut it.