Bethluvsfilms

Seen them all except 1110. 1102 is my absolute favorite out of all of these here, 1103, 1105 and 1107 I quite enjoy. Can't stand 1109 however.

Debbie was likable in just about every role she did, how could one not like her? Of course she'll always be remembered for SINGIN' IN THE RAIN or THE UNSINKABLE MOLLY BROWN, but she also turned in a really great performance in her later years as Albert Brooks' ma in 1997's MOTHER.

Always thought it was a shame she and Finney never did another film together, because as you said, he was one of the very few leading men she was teamed with that was really closer to her own age.

Jack Benny

Tom Dugan

Edith Fellows

Good film. Both Albert Finney and Audrey Hepburn shine in here.

Robert Morley

Barry Sullivan

There's probably someone out there who doesn't like the Beatles, but I sure don't want to know them!

Awesome. One of my favorite bands of all time.

Regis Toomey

I think you're right about 1090 being THE TALENTED MR. RIPLEY. I have seen that one, quite a good film.

I suppose it depends on two things: how one's attention span can extend itself and the quality of the movie also plays an important part of it. I myself can sit through GONE WITH THE WIND, SPARTACUS, THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES, A STAR IS BORN (1954), to name a few, time and time again. The stories are so enthralling it makes me lose track of the time. On the other hand, I would never want to sit through the Elizabeth Taylor/Richard Burton/Fox fiasco that was1963'S CLEOPARTRA ever again because I felt every second of that drag of a movie. Certainly small children wouldn't be able to sit still through a 3 hour movie or longer (and I am doubtful of 2 hour movies as well), but pre-teens might be a bit more willing to give them a chance.

1084 I do not like (but then I've never been a big Bob Hope fan anyway). 1088 is my dad's favorite (he loves Charles Bronson). 1087 is watchable, even if it does have white Olivier performing in blackface. 1082 I really really like. The rest I am not so sure I've seen.

Yikes, NOTHING BUT TROUBLE was another grotesque, waste of a film that I had the misfortune of ever having seen (but at least have had sense enough never to have seen it again, once was one time too many). Have to agree MODERN PROBLEMS ranks up there with one of Chevy's worse, though I wasn't too keen on FUNNY FARM, which was just dull for me.

You've sold me on it. ANYTHING Matlin gives 2 stars or less makes it a must-see for me!

Grant Withers

Edward Arnold

BAD LITTLE ANGEL

1990'S LOOSE CANNONS was definitely a low point for Gene Hackman. That movie was just reeking with bad taste. His co-star Dan Aykroyd has never had the best taste in scripts (exceptions being the GHOSTBUSTERS films, DRIVING MISS DAISY and TRADING PLACES) so I wasn't surprised of this atrocious misfire from him.

TISH

THE IMPATIENT YEARS

THE LONE HAND

Charlton Heston