Enjoyable but not particularly memorable farce. Cary Grant is the captain of a submarine, Tony Curtis a recently-assigned officer whose entire military experience has thus far involved social planning for at-home military personnel. Despite his dandified manners, though, he turns out to be quite adept at “requisitioning” needed supplies via unorthodox means. [...]
Slight but enjoyable Shirley MacLaine vehicle from the ’60s.
The kid who plays Augusten Burroughs is actually pretty good, and there are enough wacky things going on that it should have been interesting. But it isn’t.
This essentially plotless Woody Allen film consists of a series of nostalgic vignettes about a 1940s working class New York family.
It’s been hailed by critics everywhere, it’s been called this year’s Little Miss Sunshine (it isn’t; it’s less calculating), Ellen Page has been acclaimed for her performance as the unexpectedly pregnant teenager Juno. What should I say except that it lived up to all I’d heard, Page impressed me even above my expectations, and the [...]
