I watched Lucy Gallant this afternoon, too, and you folks are right: it looks smashing (that fashion show climax really showed off those Edith Head creations to their best advantage). Ready for a disc release for sure. But that 1950's mentality about women's roles in society is really eye-rolling.
I remember this ceremony and presentation very well. I remember it because I felt Donald Brooks' contributions to Star! were not well represented by those bouncing ball necklaces, only a background costume moment from "The Saga of Jenny" finale number. Julie Andrews had 125 costume changes in...
I'd love to see cameos from Cary Agos, Diane Lockhart, and Alicia Florrick since Cary was mentioned in the pilot. The episode wouldn't have to revolve around them, but it'd be nice to see any of them again.
I really enjoyed the quirkiness that I expected, and the twists and turns the Kings are so good at. Yeah, that damn March Madness is keeping her off the screen for a month! Ah, well.
Nope, I have the middle one, and that will do me just fine. It's one of my favorites, but no more purchases of classics I already have and am satisfied with! Give me something in HD I don't already have!
I finally got around to two films I had been dying to see, both now on Hulu. Theater Camp was funny and fun, and it made me envious that I wasn't offered such a place in my youth instead of the sports camps my parents insisted I attend as a pre-teen and young teen.
All of Us Strangers, as...
I could see the series ending where it was left at the end of last night's second episode. I would not be happy since I think there are so many more stories to tell, but NBC may feel like the ratings don't justify another season. We'll see.
I didn't realize how tiny a woman she actually was until I watched her musical number trio in Star Spangled Rhythm where the other two ladies (Lamour and Goddard) absolutely dwarfed her.
These writers are inspired and are not getting their due from industry honors. I hope the strike at least upped their salaries so they're making what they deserve. I look forward to this show more than any other on network television.
I was very sad about losing but they used the cholera ghosts wonderfully this week. Nice for them to get some of the spotlight, and I really enjoyed them.
I stayed to the bitter end, but honestly, if this final season had been more than six episodes, I might not have hung around. It really jumped the shark for me in many ways.
It did drop to $39 a few weeks ago, and I immediately bought it. So far, I've watched and loved the transfers of both The Man Who Knew Too Much and Rope.