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Hey, go Morella. She got the Rev big time!

No one could deliver a song like Frank. He may have been a difficult human to be around, but that Jersey boy could deliver a song like nobody. He stands up to time.

George did "covet" her. And, I believe in the end-at the end, he did love her. Ross loved her so, too. But he finally came to the realization that Demelza was the true love of his life and he couldn't live without her. Elizabeth's death is so tragic, gone because she could not navigate the waters...

Winston Graham was a great author-what characters he created. Robin Ellis and all the cast is so wonderful right to the end. It reminds me of I, Claudius. Where every actor is so watchable and great.

I saw this movie a long time ago-very slow in the beginning, but does move along after the cloak room scene. What a cinematographer. By the way, if you want to stay up for three nights in a row with nightmares watch The Orphanage.That is one movie I will never "eyeball" again.

@jazzyjetson Beauty is also so in good manners.

That Jersey Boy has everything. Oh, Boy, do sing it!

Good bye beautiful girl. How many memories you gave us absolutely glowing off the screen. Go back to Jane Eyre and see what that human had and HOW the camera loved her. We won't see her like again. Watch Giant, please.

I feel so bad for his family-their silence is palatable. They are watching the train wreck of their son and brother.You come to a point where is nothing you can do to stop someone you love. If it isn't crack, what the heck is it? And if it not crack and is doctors giving him drugs, what the big ...

Look at Brandon's face. Have you ever seen an actor portray Cupid's dart hit harder or faster?

Oh, my goodness. Dial it back, breathe, smile. We're all on this rock together.

Mr. Dean is a cock among hens. Something has to give.

Has anyone actually told the story that Yul Brenner was the real director of the King and I? It's elegance and beauty. What wonderful chemistry between he and Deborah Kerr. There isn't a scene between the two of them that is not matchless in movie pairings.And heck, did anyone ever look better i...

Peter Weir and Crowe-what a match! Did you ever not believe Crowe as that Commander: Pull for Lucky Jack.

Who delivers a line better than Russell, wait for it. The pause, the raise of the eyebrow, taut of mouth and then....think L.A. Confidential.

Watch how Donald O'Connor looks over to Gene Kelly-and yet he is the killer dancer in this scene. Kelly is quite got all the moves he is famous for, but if you didn't know who turned out in the end with all the fame wouldn't you be remembering Donald in this scene?

Albert Goldman didn't think his sources were telling lies.

Does not Donald look to to Gene, but he is the best.

I know. Mrs. Beautiful is three feet away and you're not over there. Not to mention Mr. is pretty good piece of man..

This director was a master: of suspense, human relations and filming. No one ever did it better. His eye on the shot, his gift for the dialogue and actor response. He was criticized for not being respectful of actors but he gave them latitude to give the suspense it's props. Hitch was the best. F...