The Best Picture of 1931-1932 is....."Grand Hotel." This film depicts the activities of residents of a hotel in Berlin between the World Wars. It is most famous for Greta Garbo's line "I want to be alone," and was the first major motion picture to feature an ensemble cast [..]

"You Only Live Twice" was the fifth James Bond film, which tells the story of 007 dispatched to investigate the disappearance of American and Soviet spacecraft, both blaming the other, in the midst of the Cold War. Bond has a big confrontation with SPECTRE leader Ernst Stavro Blofeld, [..]

"In Like Flint," the sequel to "Our Man Flint" (1966), once again has James Coburn as secret agent Derek Flint saving the world, this time from an all-female organization trying to take over the entire planet by kidnapping the President of the United States, among other dastardly deeds. [..]

"Double Trouble" is an Elvis Presley musical that has him playing a singer having trouble with the criminal element as he tours across Europe. Director Norman Taurog made sure this was a typical Presley vehicle with loads of music. The adequate screenplay was penned by Jo [..]

Monotony Lane is the best way to describe "Two for the Road." This British comedy-drama stars Audrey Hepburn and Albert Finney as a couple examining their ten year marriage, a complete bore from director Stanley Donen ("Charade" 1963) and screenwriter Frederic Raphael. [..]

The presence of Rex Harrison, his friends from the animal kingdom, and the passage of time has turned a mediocre movie musical into a favorite cult classic. "Doctor Dolittle" suffers from a slow-moving story, bad dialogue from a poorly written script, atrocious acting, and forgettable musical numbers. The [..]

"Who's That Knocking at My Door" is a drama about a streetwise young man in New York City who falls in love with a local girl and decides to settle down, but has trouble dealing with something in her past due to his Catholic upbringing. Director-screenwriter [..]

Sandy Dennis delivers one of the more memorable roles of her career in "Up the Down Staircase." She plays an idealistic young teacher who receives her first assignment at an overcrowded New York City high school filled with troubled students. How she deals with them [..]

"Casino Royale" is a comedy spy movie where David Niven stars as James Bond, the 007 agent coaxed out of retirement to battle the evil organization SMERSH, headed by his own nephew Jimmy Bond, comically portrayed by Woody Allen. Five other agents also pose as 007 to confuse [..]

"Thoroughly Modern Millie" is a musical romantic comedy about a young woman from Kansas who moves to New York City looking for a job and a wealthy husband. The madcap comedic romp was expertly directed by George Roy Hill and stars Julie Andrews. The pair was [..]