DVD: Jessie Royce Landis

DVD: Jessie Royce Landis

DVD:

Jessie Royce Landis

Fred MacMurray, Jane Wyman

Walt Disney Home Entertainment, 2004

Good family movie.
I love the old movies and Fred McMurray so I enjoyed this though I do think it was longer than it needed to be. I love him lost underground. If you are not into old movies and Disney flicks you probably won't enjoy this.

Critic's Choice

Bob Hope, Lucille Ball

Warner Home Video, 2007

Very funny! Reminded me of"I LoveLucy"!
This movie is a must see for Lucy fans! If you enjoy "I Love Lucy", then you'll enjoy this movie. Lucille Ball is fantastic! I admire her very much. She is my idol. No other actress, or person for that matter, has left such a legacy. She shines in this movie. I don't ...

To Catch a Thief (Special Collector's Edition)

Cary Grant, Grace Kelly

Paramount, 2007

Really Great Alfred Hitchcock!
This is a light Hitchcock movie, probably not one of his greatest, but pretty close! The film does not focus on murder or mayhem or even tragedy. It is all about stealing jewels! If you thought that jewel thieves were interesting, this is your movie. If not, here ...

North By Northwest

Ed Binns, Leo G. Carroll

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM), 2004

Is this Roger Thornhill or Bond, James Bond?
This 1959 Alfred Hitchcock film was the fourth and last "spy" film that he did with Cary Grant. The others are Suspicion (1941), Notorious (1946), and To Catch a Thief (1955). I realize that Hitchcock was a close friend of Albert Broccoli (James Bond films)and Cary ...

Airport (Full Screen Edition)

Burt Lancaster, Dean Martin

Good Times Video, 2001

The Original "Disaster" Movie.
Jean Seberg isn't real convincing, but then again she wasn't that great of an actress. Everyone else; superb. Still 5 stars.

Airport (Widescreen Edition)

North By Northwest - Limited Edition Collector's Set

Ed Binns, Leo G. Carroll

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM), 2002

Is this Roger Thornhill or Bond, James Bond?
This 1959 Alfred Hitchcock film was the fourth and last "spy" film that he did with Cary Grant. The others are Suspicion (1941), Notorious (1946), and To Catch a Thief (1955). I realize that Hitchcock was a close friend of Albert Broccoli (James Bond films)and Cary ...

The Ceremony of Innocence (Broadway Theatre Archive)

Richard Kiley, David Gwillim

Kultur Video, 2002

Brilliant portrayal of medieval politics...
Here's another fine installment from the Broadway Theatre Archive. As usual, there are no extras on the disc, but in this case, the feature more than makes up for it. "The Ceremony of Innocence," originally a play by Ronald Ribman, is presented here in a 1972 ...

North by Northwest

Ed Binns, Leo G. Carroll

Turner Home Ent, 2000

Is this Roger Thornhill or Bond, James Bond?
This 1959 Alfred Hitchcock film was the fourth and last "spy" film that he did with Cary Grant. The others are Suspicion (1941), Notorious (1946), and To Catch a Thief (1955). I realize that Hitchcock was a close friend of Albert Broccoli (James Bond films)and Cary ...

North by Northwest [Region 2]

Cary Grant, Eva Marie Saint

Is this Roger Thornhill or Bond, James Bond?
This 1959 Alfred Hitchcock film was the fourth and last "spy" film that he did with Cary Grant. The others are Suspicion (1941), Notorious (1946), and To Catch a Thief (1955). I realize that Hitchcock was a close friend of Albert Broccoli (James Bond films)and Cary ...

North by Northwest [Region 2]

It Happens Every Spring

Ray Milland, Jean Peters

Original and still fresh comedy!
A devoted chemistry scientist suddenly discovers that a special compound makes the baseballs react strangely with the bats. That finding will leap him immediately from the lab to the baseball field becoming a great pitcher. One of the most enjoyable funny and ...