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A little of both, and my favorite of his 1960s, 70s, 80s films.

And while his epics are special, I MUCH prefer his "smaller movies": the Noel Coward and Dickens films, Hobson's Choice, Summertime. I watch them much more often than any of his epics. To each his own, I guess.

Hoo, boy, ain't that the truth! I'm sitting here reading these posts about films people think are stinkers or they can't stand, and I'm thinking, "I love that film. Boy, that one is great! I couldn't run that movie down if I tried." We are a VERY eclectic bunch!

It had worked for Fanny so it didn't surprise me for them to try the same thing again. I think both movies are the poorer for the lack of songs.

I searched for years for a DVD for Cukor's The Blue Bird, and finally found one (sounds like the Spanish one Thomas described: widescreen but not anamorphic; no bonuses). I saw the movie in the theater all those years ago, and it was gone within a couple of days of my seeing it on opening day (I...

For George Cukor, I'd say The Blue Bird. For Vincente Minnelli, A Matter of Time.