"A Farewell to Arms" is the story of a romance between an American ambulance driver and an English nurse in Italy during World War I. Director Frank Borzage (the first person to win the Best Director Oscar for "7th Heaven" in 1927) was excellent at the helm of [..]

An early film from director Alfred Hitchcock shows that he had quite a way to go before becoming the Master of Suspense. 1932's "Number Seventeen," which tells the story of a police detective's search for a stolen necklace, suffers from a poorly written screenplay, a confusing [..]

"The Spy Who Dumped Me" is an espionage-comedy film about two best friends who are chased by assassins across Europe when it is discovered that one of their boyfriends turns out to be an agent for the CIA. This is not the best comedy film, spy movie, or [..]

"Master Gardener" is a drama film about a talented horticulturist who enjoys his work at a huge estate owned by a wealthy widow. When he is asked to take on her troubled great-niece as an apprentice, his life is thrown into chaos and troubling secrets from his [..]

"Flipped" follows the story of two children, a boy and a girl, from the second grade into their teenage years. The girl falls in love with him from the first time they meet, but as they grow older, he develops feelings for her and she is not [..]

"Auntie Mame" is the story of an orphan boy who must live with his flamboyant and libertine aunt when his father passes away. Things seem to be fine until Mame Dennis is ruined financially with the stock market crash of 1929, and she must take a [..]

"Streets of New York" is a drama film about a teenager in New York City in the 1930's trying to make an honest living in the midst of criminal activities. He operates a newsstand while studying to be an attorney and caring for a crippled boy whose mother [..]

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. [..]