"Somewhere in Time" is a sappy, silly, self-indulgent romantic fantasy drama starring Christopher Reeve and Jane Seymour. Reeve plays a man in 1979 who falls in love with a photograph of a young woman of the past (Seymour) and, through self-hypnosis, travels back to her time in [..]

"When Time Ran Out..." is a disaster movie about a volcano threatening to erupt on a beautiful South Pacific island that houses a resort for the rich and famous. Most of them ignore the danger, but a few attempt a risky escape. This film was indeed [..]

James Bond is dispatched on a secret mission in "For Your Eyes Only" to recover a missing communications system before it falls into the hands of the Russians; it is crucial in controlling the UK's nuclear submarines. All the drama and action proceeds from there, well directed [..]

"The Cannonball Run" is a classic Burt Reynolds vehicle where he and his friends tell inside show-biz jokes while involved in a cross country car race. Capable direction by former stuntman Hal Needham ("Smokey and the Bandit" 1977) with a thin screenplay by Brock Yates, along with [..]

"Rich and Famous" is a drama film that follows the friendship of two women from their college graduation in 1959 to 1981. The duo is portrayed by Jacqueline Bisset and Candice Bergen, whose acting styles are very different. Bisset delivers her usual subtle performance, while Bergen [..]

Lily Tomlin plays a suburban housewife who begins to shrink after exposure to an experimental perfume in "The Incredible Shrinking Woman." Director Joel Schumacher (in his big screen debut) and screenwriter Jane Wagner do quite well in creating this spoof and comedy version of the 1957 science [..]

"Eye of the Needle" is an exciting spy thriller about a German secret agent in Britain during World War II who discovers plans about the imminent Allied D-Day invasion of France. He is unable to transmit the information, so he tries to flee to Germany but is [..]

Anthony Hopkins won a Primetime Emmy Award for this portrayal of Adolph Hitler during the final weeks of his life in "The Bunker." Hopkins played the infamous dictator as sometimes depressed, sometimes in denial, sometimes feeling betrayed, but always being justified in his Third Reich "mission" to [..]

"The World of Suzie Wong" is a romantic drama film starring William Holden as an American businessman who moves to Hong Kong to pursue a career as an artist. He hires a local girl to pose for him, and complications arise when he falls in love with her [..]

As remakes go, 1981's "The Postman Always Rings Twice" from director Bob Rafelson ("The King of Marvin Gardens" 1972) has enough melodrama to keep viewers interested, minus the allure and charisma of the original 1946 black-and-white noir thriller starring Lana Turner and John Garfield. [..]