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It didn’t excite me too much, due to a rather linear screenplay that, in my opinion, failed to enhance the key points of the plot (the passion that Sabrina develops for Paris, her falling in love with Linus, and I must honestly say I was annoyed by the absence of a final conflict between the two brothers, given the mess that David created with their parents and the factory to be with Sabrina). Everything else, however, works great thanks to Wilder's usual refined direction and the trio of actors Holden-Bogart-Hepburn (all in top form in their respective roles, special mention for Audrey's timeless charm, who effortlessly brought to life the grace of a modern Cinderella on screen). So, not an unforgettable film but still an excellent example of classic Hollywood taste.