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I don't recall ever having a problem with a Twilight Time disc, and I have a large number of them!

It is not only modern, young audiences who find 2001 boring. When the film was first released, large numbers of people found it boring. Many others found it pretentious, and their response was strengthened by Kubrick's Playboy interview which remains a collector's item.

We all had to start from somewhere! None of us was born knowledgeable! I still remember when I was a newish cineaste, a much older film lover being surprised that I hadn't seen 42nd Street. (Wow! That was a long time ago)

I love Casablanca and can watch it every year but it's not my favorite Bogart film. I prefer To Have And Have Not. I don't find Casablanca "goofy" but the dialog could have been given one last polish, Some of it's excellent but some of the lines are real clunkers.

Andy Devine also featured in a most uncharacteristic role in Pete Kelly's Blues.

Jack Lambert. He was also in Vera Cruz, another film directed by Robert Aldrich.

Yes, I think I agree with that.

Angela Lansbury is one the four or five best actresses ever in movies. I regret that some of her best work is still not available on disc. I'm still waiting for Summer Of The Seventeenth Doll and The Dark At The Top Of The Stairs.

Not just you. For me, and it's obvious some people are going to disagree with me, Dana Andrews could not play raffish, disreputable types. In State Fair, Fallen Angel and Where The Sidewalk Ends, he comes across as prematurely middle-aged, not disreputable. Just think what Tony Curtis, ten years...

"But I will say that there was a time I would never watch a western. Today, I can't get enough of them. In fact, I much prefer to watch a classic movie over something new which is why I am always looking for suggestions from HTF members on what to watch." The core story of Man Of The West is...