edward jennings

There are 3 top movies I recommend as a most see, that are truly top notch classics in order: Casablanca, Gone with the Wind and the Wizard of Oz! And this movie was unique in that Humphrey Bogart and Ingred Bergman were so much in love yet both agreed to "do the right thing" by sacrificing that once in a lifetime romance for something more noble, a cause they were willing to fight for that was bigger than both of them! You need to see this movie! They don't make Hollywood movies like this anymore unfortunately! P.S. My wife and zI have been married 50 years and I can't imagine sacrificing my love for her to leave withanother man. did it based on "what was right"! That's truly an amazing ly noble person!

My Father and 3 uncles were in World War 2 and they said it was just like that in this movie, "Saving Private Ryan". Very realistic and professionally made, with GREAT actors like Tom Hanks! I highly rate this because it wasn't just another Hollywood thriller and it truly helped me appreciate what suffering, patriotism, heroism and humility those soldiers showed ,fighting and dying for us to enjoy peace and freedom to enjoy our backyard bar-b-ques and swim parties on every 4 th of July!

The Beatles truly were the GREATEST rock band ever! The talents and creativity are unmatched even to this day! For those of us older folks who actually lived thru that "Beatle-Mania" of the "FAB 4", there will never be another John, Paul, Ringo and George! And my wife and I ,who are now 71 and 72 years old, who were wild and crazy fans as teenagers, this nostalgia was fantastic! But the acting,story line and really awesome performances are definitely what we recommend to see! It's impossible to describe how mind-blowing their popular songs were to younger kids, I only hope they will be curious enough listen thanks to "Yesterday ".

This is the #1 BEST gangster movie ever made and there are a lot of others but this is vintage stuff,the way it really was! My father was a teenager in the 1930's, grew up as a tough guy in Newark, N.J. ,went thru WW2, then became a cop. He was involved in a shoot with a gang of robbers, lived an exciting life in those days! I should say he was an usher in the theater with Jerry Lewis when in his 20's, in Irvington,N.J. watched a lot of Hollywood movies. And he said James Cagney was the top tough guy in that time, fantastic actor, compared with Edward G.Robinson, Humphrey Bogart good gangster actors.