In spite of adequate acting and a good central idea, the sentiment of this film is so palpably false as to make its dénouement almost unbearable.

The screwball comedy The Devil and Miss Jones exemplifies how pro-worker Hollywood was just on the eve of McCarthyism.

It has grand humor, enjoyable characters, and plenty of heart - which helps to overlook the rather swift, clean outcome - as it builds to a warm, hopeful conclusion.

I liked it because it constitutes a social satire of the best quality, and because the dialogue is written with sharp ability. [Full review in Spanish]