pixrox1 Review of Heavenly Music

Heavenly Music (1943)

Is it really "kosher" for "Angels" to be kissing in "Heaven" . . .

[7/10 · 9 July 2019]

. . . or is HEAVENLY MUSIC simply one more ploy for the Super Rich People to Lord it over the rest of us? Though "Joy" doesn't "go all the way" with newbie "Ted" during the part of this tale covered in HEAVENLY MUSIC, it's surely implied that she MIGHT, given all the foreplay presented here on screen. As soon as she sets eyes on new arrival Ted, Joy gets all "hot and bothered" about him. It's demonstrated that this "saintly" duo generate at lot of "chemistry," but could sulfur be the key element involved in their attraction? IF marriages can take place in Heaven, as some American Cultists claim, then certainly divorce MAY follow, as surely as the Almighty made "little green apples." In the inevitable eventuality of such a post-mortem split, making it official might not be as simple as hopping on the bus to Reno. Furthermore, divvying up "community property" could turn into somewhat of a nightmare. Perhaps Heaven lacks a no-fault divorce statute, which raises the possibility of a cheated-upon outraged spouse's Private Eyes lurking behind Cloud Nine and pretty much every other fluff ball waiting to whip out their trusty Polaroids. HEAVENLY MUSIC certainly sounds a lot of notes, but most of them are sour.