ann douglas

If you want to see why the underappreciated georgeous George Brent was the perfect and foremost supporting player for several of golden Hollywood's greatest leading ladies, not just Hedy but Bette Davis, this is the movie to see. Also recommended: Dark Victory and In This Our Life.

Alan Ladd in the role that made him famous; his beauty is the first thing you notice, but pay attention to his intelligent and poignant performance. And then there's that fabulous voice...

Smart tight little horror thriller, well acted and shot. Perfect comic touches, as in the title itself, a semi-pun, Life After Beth// Life After Death, not the usual coy meta-spoofs of the horror genre itself ala the Scream series; the comedy is inside the film. noutsideoutside it

The problem with Elvis the movie is the same as Elvis in real life: the black singers and dancers around him are so much better than he is.

Heartbreaker. A perfect duo. Anyone who lost their father in childhood may well cry. Better a criminal on the lam, I say, than no father at all. I know.

Delicious. Goldie a genius, and her chemistry with Kurt perfect. One of my favorite romantic comedies.

Best, most terrifying film ever made about the ravages of chronic alcoholic ism with a breathtakingly desperate yet brilliantly nuanced performance by Ray Milland.

Punch, star power and Denzel W fighting for justice -- who needs anything more?

the greatest Hollywood horror movie ever made. Script, acting, direction and (esp) the cinematography all tops. When I first saw it in 1973 I was so terrified that my boyfriend had to tell me I couldn't be possessed because I was wearing a cross! cross ✝️ c

The white man's wet dream. Wise and benevolent white lawyer tries to save young black man, who doesn't have the wit to know not to run despite lawyer's warnings in the old South. Well done but in a word, barf-worthy. BARF!