I Was a Male War Bride

This film contains examples of:

 * Armed Farces: It's a story about the incredible heights (or depths) military bureacracy can reach, only slightly exaggerated.
 * Belligerent Sexual Tension: The first half of the movie is one long extended vitriolic argument between the main characters, right up until they confess their love.
 * Getting Crap Past the Radar: The two lovers confess their feelings in a haystack. Cut Scene. Then they arrive back at their post covered in hay...almost as if they'd rolled in it.
 * Not Even Bothering with the Accent: Cary Grant doesn't even try to fake a French accent, but it's slyly camoflauged as his character having a perfect American accent.
 * World War Two: The movie is set in Germany, immediately after the end of the war.