The story and jokes are enjoyable, despite being stained by the morals of the time. Blatant promiscuity is depicted as normal and no big deal, it's something woven into the characters' personalities. I think the archetypes depicted are accurate for the period, so it's a nice reminder of the sentiments back then. One nice thing is that although promiscuous before marriage, the main cast take promises at the altar seriously and explicitly vow monogamy. There's also a man with an attraction to other men. The movie offers little more commentary than "they were happy together"; It receives little attention so I don't find it a problem, though it was a deliberate choice and it'd have been easy to recast for a normal relationship. Characters and acting are good.